Herriman City Council recap — September 23, 2026

What the Herriman City Council took up on September 23, 2026

Brief summary of the September 23, 2026 Herriman City Council meeting:

• Council report, Councilmember Jared Henderson — presentation.
• Council report, Councilmember Teddy Hodges — presentation.
• Council report, Councilmember Matt Basham — presentation.
• Council report, Councilmember Terrah Anderson — presentation.
• Mayor report — presentation.
• Herriman Police Department oath of office and badge pinning ceremony — presentation.
• Approval of the August 26, 2026 City Council meeting minutes — consent.
• Amendment to Title 10 of the Herriman City Code regarding uses allowed in the Commercial, Mixed Use and Manufacturing zoning districts — commissaries, outdoor retail displays and seasonal sales activities — land-use/ordinance.
• Agreement with the Affordable Housing Infrastructure Grant Board regarding grant funding to build public infrastructure that directly supports owner-occupied, attainable housing — action.

A short general meeting with two decisions, both pulled out as their own items, and a consent agenda that contains the August 26 minutes and nothing else. The agenda was amended on September 17 to add the police oath of office ceremony, and the amendment is marked on its face. The Title 10 amendment changes what uses are allowed across three zoning districts and is scheduled as a straight consideration with no public hearing noticed at the council. The grant agreement names the state board and the purpose but not the amount of money or the project it would fund. The 5:30 p.m. work meeting — the August city status report, general fund CIP review, 2027 legislative priorities and a proposed change to Ordinance 5-1-11 — carries no action and is not counted here.

*Procedural-transparency score grounded in the agenda as published: 9 listed item(s) — 0 public hearing(s), 1 on consent, 1 land-use/ordinance, 1 other action, 6 presentation(s).*

Notable dollar figures on the agenda

• Agreement with the Affordable Housing Infrastructure Grant Board regarding grant funding to build public infrastructure supporting owner-occupied, attainable housing — no grant amount stated on the agenda

--- *This recap lists agenda items as published and draws no conclusions. Verify against the official packet or minutes on the Herriman portal. Source: Herriman City council agenda.*