From Gridlock to Game Plan: Fixing Herriman’s Roads

“Traffic used to be the top complaint. Now, it’s a top priority with real progress.” — Mayor Lorin Palmer

• Major east-west corridors opened: 13200 S and 13800 S now connect to Riverton and Bluffdale.
• Mountain View Freeway fast-tracked: UDOT committed to completion by 2027 after mayoral advocacy.
• New UTA bus route secured: Improved transit options for residents on the go.

Lorin also negotiated a development agreement ensuring Juniper Crest is built before new housing. Construction starts Spring 2025.

A City That Works for Its Families

“We’re building a local economy where our kids can work, live, and stay close to home.”

• 50% growth in sales tax revenue: More funding for services, less pressure on families.
• New commercial hubs: The Commons, Anthem, and Academy Village are taking shape.
• Olympia plan underway: Thoughtful commercial development to match residential growth.

Where Families Play and Nature Stays

“We didn’t just protect open space—we made it accessible and unforgettable.”

• New trailhead at Butterfield Canyon: Expanded outdoor access for residents.
• Land preservation with Camp Williams: Protected Herriman Hills from future development.
• Next up: Urban trails, bike lanes, and more fields for youth sports.

Connected, Responsible, and Ready for What’s Next

“It’s not just about growth—it’s about growing the right way, together.”

• Fiber rollout underway: Partnership with All West brings high-speed internet to homes.
• Transparency in action: More neighborhood meetings, plus the Herrimanology podcast.
• Smart housing approach: Supporting ownership, protecting neighborhoods, and using existing land wisely.