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March 4th, 2025 More Than Just Changing Clocks: Essential Safety Checks for Daylight Saving Time

Get ready to SPRING your clocks FORWARD on March 9th! Remember to check and adjust all your clocks to an hour FORWARD on March 9th, especially for work and school! Sometimes adults come in too […]

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March 4th, 2025 Same Service, New Name: Seasonal Can Collection Begins April 6

Big news—your green waste can is getting a new name! Starting April 6, Green Waste Collection will now be called Seasonal Trash Collection. While the name is changing, your service is staying the same. Why […]

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February 18th, 2025 Think Twice Before Putting These Items in Your Garbage

Having our trash collected once a week is wonderfully convenient. It keeps our homes and streets clean. However, some things don’t belong in the land-fill – things that are toxic to the air and land […]

February 14th, 2025 A Pawsitively Big Honor: West Jordan’s Dan Eatchel Wins Animal Control Officer of the Year

Drumroll please! The Animal Control Officer of the Year award goes to … our very own Dan Eatchel, Manager of West Jordan Animal Services! Officer Eatchel has been growing our Animal Services department for 22 […]

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February 4th, 2025 Happy World Wetland Day

Wetlands are not just for backcountry hikers or international travelers. Utah has several of its own wetlands, and West Jordan is lucky enough to have its very own at the Big Bend (between 8400 and […]

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February 3rd, 2025 Declutter Responsibly: Recycle Your E-Waste and Shred Sensitive Documents This Saturday!

Out with the old! If you’ve got outdated electronics or stacks of paper cluttering your home, don’t just toss them—recycle them at West Jordan’s E-Waste & Shred Event this Saturday, February 8, 2025! Why Recycle […]

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February 3rd, 2025 Judge Ronald E. Kunz Retires After 34 Years of Service

After more than three decades on the bench, Judge Ronald E. Kunz is retiring from the West Jordan City Justice Court. Since his appointment in 1990, Judge Kunz has been a pillar of the community, […]

Last update February 25th, 2025 Give the Gift of Life in 2025: West Jordan Blood Drives

West Jordan residents are invited to make a powerful impact in 2025 by donating blood and helping save lives. The city is partnering with the American Red Cross for four blood drives throughout the year, […]

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January 23rd, 2025 NAACP Awards for West Jordan Police Officers

On January 20, the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People), Salt Lake Chapter, awarded six of West Jordan’s devoted and steadfast police officers for their daily community service. Officer Taylor Griffith wrapped […]

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January 21st, 2025 Record Low Temperatures Bring Freezing Risks to Pipes

With freezing temperatures setting records, it’s important to take steps to protect your home’s water service lines from freezing. Frozen pipes can cause significant damage, but the good news is that prevention can be simple. […]