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Herriman launches interactive construction‑project map; extends discounted rain‑barrel sale
Summary
Herriman unveiled an interactive construction map on harriman.gov to help residents track roadwork and projects; the city also extended a discounted rain‑barrel offer (two barrels at a reduced price) to boost participation in a water‑conservation program.
Herriman officials promoted two resident‑facing initiatives on the city podcast: an interactive construction‑projects map and an extended rain‑barrel conservation sale.
The communications manager pointed listeners to harriman.gov/construction-projects (or searching “construction” on the main page) to access an interactive map that pins major projects and provides clickable project pages with photos and basic plans. He said the tool has already recorded thousands of clicks and will be updated regularly as orange cones appear around town.
Separately, the hosts described a rain‑barrel program intended to reduce municipal irrigation demand by letting residents collect roof runoff for garden use. LaFollette acknowledged web sign‑up friction and said sales have been lower than expected; the city is offering a temporary discount for two barrels at a reduced total price to encourage purchases. Listeners were asked to be patient with the online process and to contact city staff with questions.
Next steps: the city will continue to add projects to the interactive map and will run the rain‑barrel promotion for a limited time while monitoring sign‑ups.
