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Herriman, UT 84096
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- If you've already had one dose of a two-dose vaccine, please get the second dose at the same place where you got your first dose. The provider who gave you your first dose reserved a second dose for you. If you don't return to the same place, they will end up with unused doses or not enough second doses for people when they need it at some locations.
- Vaccines are free and you don't have to have health insurance to get vaccinated.
- You don't have to be a U.S. citizen or resident to get the vaccine.
- The state of Utah's mask mandate is terminated effective April 10. However, masks are still be required for gatherings of 50 or more people. Private businesses can also still require masks after this date. K-12 schools, including those in the Jordan School District, still have a mask requirement until May 31st.
SLCo COVID-19 Mask Mandate in SLCo Facilities
Key Resources:
- Coronavirus Information Hotline: 800-456-7707
- Salt Lake County Health Department
- Salt Lake County Health Department Data Dashboard
- Salt Lake County Guidance Plan
- State Info: coronavirus.utah.gov
- CDC.gov
Other Helpful Links:
Salt Lake County is currently in a moderate level of transmission as of March 4, 2021.
On December 3, 2020, the State of Utah COVID-19 Response Team updated quarantine protocols to align with the CDC’s recommendations.
The key points are as follows:
- Quarantine after COVID-19 exposure is now 10 days instead of 14 days
- You can be tested on day 7 of your quarantine and if you test negative, and do not have any symptoms of COVID-19, you can end quarantine before the 10 days
- If you live with someone who tested positive for COVID-19, you need to quarantine for 10 days
- If you were exposed or had close contact with someone who has COVID-19, you should wait 7 days before being tested
Please visit https://coronavirus.utah.gov/protect-yourself/ for more detailed information.
Herriman City Response
During COVID-19, all essential City services will remain uninterrupted including water, utilities, police, and fire. City officials are working closely with state and county health officials to coordinate response and to efficiently use resources.
The Herriman City staff is working vigorously to minimize economic impacts and ensure essential services will continue to be provided. The top priority is ensuring our residents remain safe and well in this uncertain time.
See the table below for updates on these various City services and other local information:
- Animal Services
- Arts Council
- City Events
- City Hall
- Community Development
- Community Facilitators
- Drinking Water
- Email/Text Notifications
- Emergency Declaration
- Facilities
- Fire
- Jordan School District
- Justice Court
- Local Businesses
- Local Businesses Economic Relief
- Multilingual Resources
- Parks
- Passports
- Police
- Press Releases
- Public Meetings
- Rental Assistance
- Salt Lake County
- Signage Regulations
- Unemployment
- Waste & Recycling Collection
| Service/Category | Response Information |
|---|---|
| Animal Services | Herriman City Animal Services are now responding to all calls. |
| Arts Council | All Arts Council events are subject to alterations, postponement, or cancellation, dependent on the COVID-19 pandemic. Public safety and health are a priority. See the Arts Council page for details about upcoming events. |
| City Events | All City events are subject to alteration, postponement, or cancellation, dependent on the COVID-19 pandemic. Public safety and health are a priority. Information will be published as it becomes available. For more information, see the City Events page |
| City Hall | As of April 12, 2021, all public areas in the city hall are open to the public, including building room reservations. Groups of 50 or more will be required to wear masks indoors per the state health order. The Passport Office is open by appointment only (call 801-446-5323 to schedule an appointment). The Customer Service Department will continue standard availability to take calls during normal business hours at 801-446-5323. The Customer Service Department has suspended cash/check transactions. Payments costing more than $1,000 may be made by phone, 801-446-5323, with an electronic check. Payments of $1,000 and less can also be made with a Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or American Express. Official City meetings (City Council, Planning Commission) are available electronically as well as in-person. Viewing instructions for those meetings will be posted on City social media accounts and a live stream will be available on Herriman.org. |
| Community Development | Building inspections will continue to be conducted. All business can be conducted in-person, by phone (801-446-5327) or online. Meetings have resumed to in-person with proper personal protective equipment and social distancing requirements in place. Contact the respective departments to request meetings. |
| Community Facilitators | Neighborhood meetings with Community Facilitators will be available electronically during the COVID-19 pandemic. Links to view the meeting and presentations will be made available online. |
| Drinking Water | Herriman’s drinking water is unaffected by COVID-19. Culinary water is safe to drink and use as normal. |
| Email/Text Notifications | The City sends significant information regarding COVID-19 and other emergencies via text and email notifications, as well as other City information as requested. Sign up for notifications on the Text Alerts and Email Alerts web pages |
| Emergency Declaration | In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, announcements and advisories from the Salt Lake County and Utah Health Departments, then-governor Gary Herbert, and the Center for Disease Control, as well as the Salt Lake County Earthquake 3/18/20 in Salt Lake County Wednesday March 18th, Herriman City has declared a State of Emergency. Herriman City is ensuring essential city services, including water, police, fire, and utilities, are continuing uninterrupted. The emergency declarations give the City flexibility in operations and access to Federal and State funding and assistance as circumstances continue to develop. The City working closely with local and state officials to monitor the virus and its effects to help mitigate spread. Herriman City Declaration of Emergency |
| Facilities | All areas of the city hall are re-opened to the public effective April 12, 2021, including building room reservations. Groups of 50 or more will be required to wear masks indoors per the state health order. |
| Fire | Fire services will continue uninterrupted through the pandemic. Unified Fire Authority (UFA) has closed all fire stations to visitors and guests. UFA has also implemented a screening process at every station as well to ensure that the firefighters entering the station are symptom-free. UFA is prepared to handle increased call volume as the pandemic continues. |
| Jordan School District | Visit JordanDistrict.org for information from the school district. COVID-19 School Manual for Utah |
| Justice Court | All in-person hearings are postponed indefinitely, however hearings are being conducted virtually. Parties may contact the court to schedule a virtual appointment. |
| Local Businesses | Local businesses will need to follow Utah’s restrictions dependent on the current transmission level of Salt Lake County. Utah Health Guidance Levels |
| Local Businesses Economic Relief | COVID-19 Business Recovery Assistance Team (BRAT). Salt Lake Region Small Business Development Center is offering assistance for small businesses to help accelerate your business recovery. Utah small businesses that rent a commercial property may now receive pandemic relief from the Utah Legislature as part of the new COVID-19 Commercial Rental Assistance Program Grant. Learn more here Utah State Resources for Businesses Salt Lake County Economic Recovery Information Utah Leads Together Small Business Bridge Loan Program CARES Act SBA Loan Information Resources for Businesses U.S. Chamber Foundation As Herriman works to support a high quality of life for residents and recover from impacts caused by the pandemic, Temporary Sign permits in commercial zones will again be available through the Herriman City Planning Department beginning June 1, 2021. In response to the pandemic, Herriman had previously suspended regulations for temporary sign permits to allow businesses to communicate that they were open during the COVID-19 outbreak. Herriman defines a temporary sign as “any sign constructed of paper, cloth, canvas, light fabric, cardboard, wallboard, or other light materials, with or without frames.” While “balloon signs” are not included in this definition, they may be allowed with the approval of a Conditional Use Permit. As per City Code, temporary signs are allowed in most commercial zones on private property. Temporary signs may be displayed a maximum of 21 days at any one time, with a minimum 30-day separation between displays, and not more than four times during a calendar year. The intent of these regulations is to support local businesses while maintaining community character and preserving public safety. Approval of a temporary sign permit will be required to display temporary signs as defined by City Code. A temporary sign permit application fee is $25.00. To apply for a temporary sign permit, or for more information, please contact the Herriman City Planning Department at planning@herriman.org or (801) 446-5323. |
| Multilingual Resources | Coronavirus multilingual resources |
| Parks | All Herriman City public parks are open for public use. Be sure to adhere to COVID-19 guidelines while participating in activities. |
| Passports | The Passport Office is open during regular hours (8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.). However, the office is accepting appointments only at this time. Call 801-446-5323 to schedule an appointment. Each application will be about a 30-minute time slot. |
| Police | Police services will continue uninterrupted during the COVID-19 outbreak. |
| Press Releases | Click here for Herriman City press releases. |
| Public Meetings | City Council and Planning Commission meetings are held and available both in-person and electronically at this time. An electronic public comment form is available on the City Council and Planning Commission pages. The Recorder will read your comment aloud during the appropriate portion of the meeting. Those who wish to view the meeting may watch live on Herriman.org, the City’s YouTube channel, and on Facebook Live. |
| Rental Assistance | Rental Assistance for Residents in Salt Lake County: More than $9 million is available in state aid for rental assistance to Salt Lake County residents through Utah Community Action. SLCo residents may call Utah Community Action directly at 801-359-2444 to schedule an appointment for rental assistance. Renters in need are encouraged to access rental assistance funds and pay rent now so they do not fall off a financial cliff with eviction. Click here for more information. Espagnol |
| Salt Lake County | The Salt Lake County-wide mask mandate expires April 10, 2021. The County currently requires masks be worn inside all County facilities, including the JL Sorenson Recreation Center and Herriman Library. |
| Signage Regulations | As Herriman works to support a high quality of life for residents and recover from impacts caused by the pandemic, Temporary Sign permits in commercial zones will again be available through the Herriman City Planning Department beginning June 1, 2021. In response to the pandemic, Herriman had previously suspended regulations for temporary sign permits to allow businesses to communicate that they were open during the COVID-19 outbreak. Herriman defines a temporary sign as “any sign constructed of paper, cloth, canvas, light fabric, cardboard, wallboard, or other light materials, with or without frames.” While “balloon signs” are not included in this definition, they may be allowed with the approval of a Conditional Use Permit. As per City Code, temporary signs are allowed in most commercial zones on private property. Temporary signs may be displayed a maximum of 21 days at any one time, with a minimum 30-day separation between displays, and not more than four times during a calendar year. The intent of these regulations is to support local businesses while maintaining community character and preserving public safety. Approval of a temporary sign permit will be required to display temporary signs as defined by City Code. A temporary sign permit application fee is $25.00. To apply for a temporary sign permit, or for more information, please contact the Herriman City Planning Department at planning@herriman.org or (801) 446-5323. |
| Unemployment | The application for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance is now available. This program extends benefits to individuals previously ineligible for unemployment benefits such as self-employed or gig economy workers. For more info and to apply visit this link. Salt Lake County has also announced a temporary job hiring initiative to help during the pandemic. For more information, see SLCo.org/Jobs. |
| Waste & Recycling Collection | Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling is continuing regular service during the COVID-19 pandemic. |