South Jordan is due to start building their new public safety building, station 64 in Daybreak. This 30,000 square-foot development will be multiuse incorporating not just fire station 64 but also a police substation, city administration space, and space for…
A recent report from Verizon has named South Jordan as the 4th best small city in the U.S. in which to start a business. In fact, it gets even better South Jordan was not the only Utah city to be…
You may have heard that Bangerter Highway is currently undergoing a series of updates to ease congestion. These updates involve bypassing the traffic lights at junctions by either building a flyover or underpass. While both the 104th and 114th exist will…
If you don’t know about Welby Regional Park, it’s a new Salt Lake County park to be situated just to the north of Daybreak. But this will not be just another run of the mill park, it will be the largest park…
South Jordan City Council recently ratified a $38 million bond to develop 1100 acres along the southwest end of Daybreak. The money will be used to provide the infrastructure needed for the Daybreak expansion, and accelerate commercial development along Mountain…
UDOT recently announced an environmental study to look at adding a flyover to the 114th South Bangerter Highway exit (114th South is the southern entrance to Daybreak). This is part of a larger project to allow for the easier movement…
When Daybreak was formed part of the agreement was that Oquirrh Lake and several Daybreak parks would be passed over to South Jordan. In fact, several parks including Calendar Square, Sunrise Mountain, and Hillside Park are already under South Jordan…
While there are a number of large parks in the Salt Lake County area, the one area where they are lacking, is in the southwest part of the Salt Lake Valley. This may well to about to change with the…
After push back from local residents South Jordan council have halted the approval of all new high density housing projects. After a public hearing and meeting on the 3rd of March 2014 a 3:2 vote by South Jordan City Council…
