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Herriman officials provide construction and traffic updates; short closures expected
Summary
City staff said a sewer project affecting access near Riverton may reopen soon, Heron Boulevard congestion should ease partially when work finishes, the 134/Bangor overpass remains closed until fall, and a 118 South sewer project will require brief local street closures.
John LaFolle provided a series of construction updates, saying one sewer project on 130 Fourth South in Riverton that has affected eastbound 134 access may reopen around the coming weekend or early next week. "That hopefully is opening up this weekend, or after this weekend, early next week ish," LaFolle said.
LaFolle described congested conditions on Heron Boulevard as "a disaster," acknowledging resident frustration and saying the sewer work may not solve all traffic problems but should help. He clarified that a separate 134 overpass (Bangor access) will not be open until the fall.
The podcast also covered the 118 South sewer project extending into Herriman; LaFolle warned a few residential streets and a short stretch of Herriman Main Street near the Starbucks/Smith's area will be closed for a few days and advised drivers to plan extra travel time. For full construction details and an interactive map, LaFolle said residents can visit herriman.gov/constructionprojects and sign up for localized notifications at herriman.gov/notifications.
No specific reopening or contractor schedules beyond the rough time windows were provided on the podcast; readers seeking exact closure dates or detour maps should consult the city's construction web page or sign up for alerts.
