3-12-26 | Juniper Crest Landscaping, State Road Funding, Localscapes Class, FOH Movie Night
HerrimanologyShow Notes
City Councilmember Teddy Hodges updates on several of last night's meeting items, including Juniper Crest Road landscaping, lots of road project funding from the state, upcoming garbage and recycling service changes, and a report from the South Valley Chamber of Commerce on their local activity in 2025. We also talk about next week's free Localscapes class at the city hall by the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District and this Saturday's Friends of Herriman Trails movie night fundraiser.
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0:00 Start 0:33 Intro 2:03 South Valley Chamber of Commerce presentation 3:29 State funding for future roads 5:03 Juniper Crest Road landscaping 8:25 Garbage and recycling services 10:18 Hotel progress and business growth 12:19 Trails movie night fundraiser 14:01 Localscapes class 18:38 Wrapup
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