The City Council wants to ensure all parties interested in West Jordan City Council meetings can access the meetings in a way they feel most comfortable.

Here’s how to listen, watch and participate in West Jordan City Council meetings:

  1. In-person at West Jordan City Hall (8000 S Redwood Rd)
    • Regular City Council Meetings are held in Council Chambers (3rd floor)
    • Committee of the Whole Meetings are held in the Council Work Room (3rd floor)
  2. Participate virtually via Zoom Webinar, which is posted with each meeting’s agenda. 
    • You can use your telephone, computer or smartphone!
  3. Contact the Council prior to the meeting by calling the 24-hour Public Comment Line at (801) 569-5052 or sending an email to councilcomments@westjordan.utah.gov.
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Meeting Types

Committee of the Whole Meetings

Committee of the Whole Meetings (Council Work Sessions) are listen-in only, and no decisions or actions are made by the Council. You can listen-in by viewing the proceedings via Zoom, as noted above. 

Unless otherwise posted on the respective agenda, Committee of the Whole Meetings begin at 4pm.

Regular City Council Meetings

City Council meetings have agenda topics which may result in official Council action.

Public Comment is only heard at the beginning of the meeting during the designated Public Comment portion of the agenda. Each commentator may be permitted up to three minutes to address the Council per topic.

Public comment is also permitted during scheduled Public Hearings (subject to state noticing requirements), but not on designated Business Items.

Unless otherwise posted on the respective agenda, Regular City Council Meetings begin at 7pm.

Connecting via Zoom

Zoom Webinar – Computer, Tablet or Smartphone

  • In your web browser, go to https://zoom.us/ 
  • Enter the Meeting ID provided on the agenda. It is in the format of 11-digits like 111-2222-3333.  
  • The meeting password is also provided on PrimeGov.
  • You must provide a name as anonymous comments are not allowed. 
  • Attendees are not able to share their screen and the council chair will unmute your mic when called upon. 

Zoom Webinar – Telephone

  • Dial one of the numbers listed on the agenda. 
  • Enter the Meeting ID provided on the agenda. It is in the format of 1-digits like 111-2222-3333.  
  • The meeting password is also provided on PrimeGov.
  • You will be asked to provide your name as anonymous comments are not allowed. 

To ensure everyone who desires to speak has an opportunity to speak, comments are still limited to three minutes per commentator. Speakers will be given a notice that three minutes have expired and then the line will be muted.    

If you have additional comments to share with the council, please call the city council’s 24-hour comment line at 801-569-5052 or send your comments to councilcomments@westjordan.utah.gov.  

All comments received through any source are shared with the full City Council and are otherwise considered to be public record. 

PLEASE NOTE: 

Comments should be directed to the Council Chair and commenters should not expect any debate with or responses from the City Council, Mayor, or City Staff.  However, as a point of personal privilege Councilmembers, the Mayor, and Staff may respond to public comments if recognized by the presiding officer of the Council.  Members of the City Council strive to create a respectful and professional decorum during Council Meetings so that the meeting can be conducted in an orderly, efficient, effective, and dignified manner.  It is our desire that each person attending a City Council meeting feel safe, respected, and comfortable participating in their government.  We hope that commenters will have that same goal and strive to do their best to keep comments respectful, professional, and free from profanity, personal attacks, and indecency.