West Jordan's fiscal 2025 audit drew an unmodified opinion and showed a $22.7 million General Fund balance. The city's adopted fiscal 2027 budget plans to spend $55.9 million more than it takes in, drawing on reserves, mostly for capital projects.
The agency's adopted fiscal 2027 budget shows $951,949 paid to the Bangerter Station development and $771,999 under the PayPal and Aligned Energy agreements in fiscal 2025. It budgets $1.74 million for the three agreements in fiscal 2027.
The agency's adopted fiscal 2027 budget shows $951,949 paid to the Bangerter Station development and $771,999 under the PayPal and Aligned Energy agreements in fiscal 2025. It budgets $1.74 million for the three agreements in fiscal 2027.
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The city issued $12 million in sales tax revenue bonds in October 2024 for multipurpose fields and other park projects and plans to repay them with park impact fees. A proposed recreation center at Ron Wood Park depends on a Salt Lake County bond going to voters in November.
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West Jordan's adopted Water Fund budget lists Well 8 as a carryover project. City updates describe construction progress but give no spending total or date for the well to go into service.
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An unaudited quarterly report shows West Jordan's Development Services Fund spent more than it took in from July 2025 through March 2026. The adopted fiscal 2027 budget says the General Fund is covering the fiscal 2026 deficit and budgets another transfer this year.
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A city staff presentation sets out $1.575 million from water, $895,000 from sewer and $300,000 from stormwater for fiscal 2027, separate from $5.25 million in estimated administrative charges to the same utilities.
