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Last Updated: Apr 30, 2022 09:47AM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

City to change on-street parking permit procedure

Apr 30, 2022 09:47AM ● By Cassie Goff

Resident petitions for creating an on-street parking permit area will no longer be accepted by Cottonwood Heights.

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Child abuse prevention measures highlighted at council meeting

Apr 30, 2022 09:40AM ● By Cassie Goff

Cottonwood Heights encourages the community to do everything they can to prevent child abuse.

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Parkway Boulevard gets bigger while 3100 South adds bike lanes

Apr 03, 2022 08:20PM ● By Travis Barton

Projects expected to start this year and next.

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Wetland park coming to WVC

Apr 03, 2022 08:19PM ● By Travis Barton

Project in the design phase.

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Council finalizes new zoning maps for city districts

Apr 03, 2022 08:18PM ● By Travis Barton

The city has four districts, each represented by a councilmember.

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Google Fiber coming to West Jordan

Apr 03, 2022 08:07PM ● By Erin Dixon

Google Fiber coming to West Jordan in 2023.

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Restarting plans for a city center

Apr 03, 2022 08:04PM ● By Erin Dixon

A plan for a city center is still in the works, and it may be a few years before any concrete changes are made.

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Utah House race: District boundaries change, but the opponents remain the same – Wendel vs. Dunnigan

Apr 03, 2022 07:45PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville Planning Commission Vice Chair Lynette Wendel has decided to try, try again to unseat veteran Utah House Republican Jim Dunnigan in this fall’s election. Two years ago, the Democrat Wendel lost to the 18-year incumbent by 84 votes. This time around, the House District has been reconfigured, meaning each of them will be working to earn the support of a large, new pool of mostly West Jordan voters.

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Community Advisory Board to review Taylorsville police officer uses of force and high-speed chases

Apr 03, 2022 07:44PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville Police officers who fire their weapons, deploy a taser, use pepper spray or conduct a high-speed chase of a suspect will soon have their actions reviewed by the five-member, mayor-appointed Taylorsville Community Advisory Board.

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