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Herriman Council approves FY2026 budget amendments to carry over projects, budget grants
Summary
Council approved Resolution R53‑2025 to amend the FY2026 budget, carrying forward capital projects and budgeting newly awarded grants including a $19 million UDOT grant for Herriman Boulevard and significant water‑fund carryovers.
Herriman City Council on Nov. 12 approved a set of budget amendments intended to carry over unfinished capital projects, budget in grant awards and smooth debt-service timing. City staff presented the amendment package, noting $649,000 in general fund carryovers, the planned two‑year split of roughly $3.2 million for Rosecrest Road rehabilitation, and a newly budgeted $19 million grant from the Utah Department of Transportation for Herriman Boulevard improvements from 6800 West to U‑111.
City Engineer and staff also identified large water capital carryovers — roughly $19 million — and several grants that must be recognized in the current fiscal year, including a $6.4 million Old Town water project tied to an EPA grant and a $14.5 million West extension line. Kyle, presenting the amendment, said the city is revising impact fee revenue projections for parks (down $1.4 million) while establishing a grants fund to hold 100%‑funded grant projects, such as a $56,000 first‑responder mental‑health grant and approximately $492,000 in CDBG funding for a community center.
The council opened the public hearing on the amendment, received no public comment, and moved to adopt Resolution R53‑2025. The motion carried on voice votes from councilmembers present.
