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A smiling woman in a red cowboy hat, white shirt with red, blue, and silver fringe, jeans, and a sash reading Western Stampede Queen stands against a worn white wooden wall.

July 28th, 2026 Raised on Ranch Work, Crowned in Rhinestones: Western Stampede’s Rodeo Queen

Behind the glitz and glam is a woman who grew up feeding horses twice a day, cattle ranching every summer, and doing every chore imaginable on a ranch, inside and out. Addie Bowler calls West […]

July 28th, 2026 The City of West Jordan Receives Building Together Award

West Jordan proudly accepted the Building Together Award from the Economic Development Corporation (EDC) of Utah. Ryan Starks and Greg Bisping presented the award to the West Jordan City Council on July 14, in gratitude […]

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July 28th, 2026 Mayor Burton Joins Regional “Love Your Watershed” Initiative

West Jordan Mayor Dirk Burton has officially joined dozens of leaders across the Jordan River Watershed in the year‑long Love Your Watershed Mayor’s Challenge, a regional effort designed to protect and improve the health of […]

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Last update July 30th, 2026 Summer Isn’t Over Yet: Here’s What’s Still Happening in West Jordan

Think summer is winding down? Think again. There’s still plenty of fun left to enjoy in West Jordan! From food trucks and community markets to concerts, outdoor movies, family activities, classes, and unique events, there’s […]

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July 28th, 2026 Explore More with West Jordan’s New Interactive Countywide Trail Map

West Jordan’s GIS Department has launched a powerful new resource for outdoor enthusiasts: an interactive trail map that covers the entire county and makes exploring local paths easier than ever. The map is now live […]

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July 28th, 2026 Utah’s First Public Vert Ramp Coming to West Jordan Wheels Park

West Jordan is about to make state history. Construction is officially underway on what will become Utah’s first public vert ramp, a major addition to West Jordan Wheels Park and a huge step forward for […]

July 28th, 2026 American Red Cross Declares National Blood Supply Crisis

Just three more donors at each blood drive this summer can end this crisis and stabilize the blood supply. That’s the message from the American Red Cross after declaring a national blood supply crisis, only […]

Fireworks update notice from West Jordan: Fireworks are permitted in designated areas for Pioneer Day. Visit the website for a restriction map and fireworks safety information. Firework graphics decorate the border.

Last update July 28th, 2026 West Jordan Holds Emergency Meeting on Pioneer Day Fireworks

The West Jordan City Council held an emergency meeting on July 20, 2026, to gather public input and discuss possible fireworks restrictions for the July 24 Pioneer Day holiday. Updated guidance from the State Forester […]

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Last update July 28th, 2026 National Night Out & Neighborhood Watch: Your Guide to a Safer Block

Studies show that connected neighborhoods are safer ones, and we want to help you build one! And it’s easier than you think. The first Tuesday of August is National Night Out, and is a fabulous […]

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Last update July 28th, 2026 Staying Cool in Extreme Heat: What Residents Need to Know This Week

As temperatures climb across Utah, staying cool and safe becomes increasingly important. Excessive heat can pose serious risks, especially for older adults, young children, individuals experiencing homelessness, and anyone who spends long hours outdoors. Residents […]