Priorities for South Jordan

Maintaining or reducing our police emergency response times is vital

Maintaining or reducing our fire emergency response times is also crucial.

Use infrastructure, education, and enforcement to reduce speeding and other traffic violations.

Defend your right to address the city council about new developments near your home. (Some in the legislature are trying to take away this right!)

Negotiate deals with large landowners/developers that shift the financial burden of new fire and police stations to them, rather than to existing residents.

Negotiate deals with large landowners/developers that place the financial burden of new parks, open spaces, and trails on them, rather than on existing residents.

Identify opportunities to continue to promote economic development in and around Downtown Daybreak. This could include amenities such as hotels, restaurants, shopping, and recreational facilities.

Finalize the location and build the new Senior Center. (Already Funded! No new taxes to make this happen.)

Build the next phase of the Bingham Creek Regional Park. This will require funding from the ZAP tax. The county bond will require voter approval.

Pave all the canal trails in South Jordan. We will need to find some creative funding.

Support continued incentives to flip park strips.

Support water conservation in new residential and commercial developments.

Continue to study the potential for water re-use through our Pure SoJo facility.

Continue to advocate for UTA to expand its transit lines in and around our city.

Finalize the construction of the Bangerter Highway underpass at 9800 South.

Continue to lobby the legislature to complete the conversion of Bangerter Highway to a freeway along its full length.

Begin the conversion of Mountain View Corridor to a freeway.