We highlight an important City partner—the Herriman Emergency Center. Manager Brittni Clark talks through some of the vital services, educational classes, and key benefits of having a dedicated emergency department right in our community.

In this Herrimanology conversation, Crossing Guard Supervisor Bethany Zeyer, Assistant Coordinator Brittany Lovendahl, and Police Chief Troy Carr dive into the vital work of crossing guards. What they're responsible for, how exactly they keep children safe, and what they REALLY want drivers to know. Also, we're hiring for crossing guards right now! If it sounds like something you want to be a part of, go to herriman.org/apply.

Mayor Palmer gives a grateful shoutout to Unified Fire Authority crews for quickly jumping on a home-threatening field fire. We talk about fireworks laws and safety, an update on 13200 South (and 13400 South), and a quick note on who provides different public services.

In this week's Herrimanology, we ended up being on location at Fort Herriman Towne Days! Mayor Palmer talks about the event, as well as the rules about door-to-door salespersons, how the City Council advocates for residents in other government agency boards, and a few notes on current construction projects.

Mayor Palmer talks about a closure on 13400 South, the City budget's final approval, changes to commercial zoning rules, an update to the South Hills development agreement, and more items from a marathon City Council meeting!

Councilmember Hodges recaps the Rodeo (and his unique apparel), previews Fort Herriman Towne Days, gives props to the summer musical production, and describes why the City invests resources into these events.

Kiddie Academy owner Drashti Kaneria describes the unique educational childcare services that the Kiddie Academy brings to Herriman, as well as special security, dietary, and sanitizing measures to keep children safe. Visit the Kiddie Academy in the Anthem commercial center, just west of Mountain View Corridor and south of 11800 South.

We'll feature a Herriman business every quarter on the Herrimanology podcast.

Mayor Palmer talks about the rodeo going on this weekend, congratulates high school graduates, reflects on a heavy week for our community, and discusses the City's capital improvement project list and budget.

Mayor Palmer talks about the City's budgeting principles, a recurring rodeo ticket scam issue, that Main Street is now paved and striped, June event pre-registration info, and we welcome four new businesses.

Mayor Palmer talks about the City's tentative budget (up for final approval in June), a reminder on how property taxes work, approval of some trails projects, and the City's streetlight banner service—all discussions from the City Council meeting. Additionally, we talk about the South Valley Sewer District pipeline project on 11800 South and the upcoming flag retirement event put on by the Herriman High Junior ROTC program.