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Apr 2, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
City Of West Jordan Moderate Income Housing Plan 2023
This Moderate Income Housing Plan for the City of West Jordan outlines strategies to address the growing demand for affordable housing and ensure a variety of options for residents. The plan's core objectives include preserving existing moderate-income housing, facilitating the creation of new moderate-income units, and implementing incentives to encourage their development. It aims to meet a projected need for 2,872 new housing units by 2023, with specific targets for extremely low, very low, and low-income households, while upholding fair housing principles.
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This strategic plan outlines the City of West Jordan's direction, focusing on transforming its identity from a 'bedroom community' to a distinct, vibrant destination. Key strategic pillars include: fostering a strong community identity through public art, heritage, and major events; driving economic development with a revitalized downtown, innovative retail strategies like a container park and automobile dealerships, and attracting high-paying jobs; enhancing resident quality of life through improved infrastructure, simplified city aesthetics, and community programs; boosting internal efficiency and employee satisfaction via technology adoption, including AI, and cross-departmental collaboration; and cultivating long-term, unified leadership to support a decades-long vision, with immediate goals set for 2026. The plan emphasizes an aggressive, growth-oriented philosophy and a 'yes and' approach to problem-solving.
Jan 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Executive / Legislative Retreat
The session focused on reviewing accomplishments from 2025 and planning for the upcoming budget process. Key achievements highlighted included the opening of the 86 South Bridge, initiation of volunteer committees, sending firefighters to assist in LA fires, acquisition of new extrication tools, and several department awards. Numerous projects were completed across the city, such as the opening of the Community and Arts Center, water infrastructure enhancements including the cemetery water tank, improvements to Wheels Park, installation of a mural on the water tank, and the addition of a disc golf course. Operational milestones included increased passport processing volume (up 65%), implementation of AI report writing tools (Draft One), expansion of drone usage by the police and GIS teams, and remodeling of the justice center lobby. Furthermore, significant organizational changes involved the retirement of the police chief and the combining of justice courts for greater efficiency.
Sep 1, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
West Jordan City Impact Fee Facilities Plan 2023-2033
The West Jordan City Transportation Impact Fee Facilities Plan identifies public roadway improvements to accommodate anticipated development and determine impact fee eligibility. It establishes proposed levels of service, identifies excess capacity, and details transportation demands. The plan outlines mitigation projects and analyzes various funding sources including federal, state/county, city, and developer impact fees. The IFFP aims to ensure adequate infrastructure to maintain acceptable levels of service, manage growth, and meet future transportation demands in West Jordan City through 2033, focusing on projects from 2023 to 2033.
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