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Herriman announces rodeo ticket sales and flags state legislative developments
Summary
Communications manager John LaFollette said rodeo tickets go on sale Monday, Feb. 3, via multiple city and event sites; hosts also noted an ongoing state legislative session and a proposed recall bill affecting elected officials, which the mayor said the city would oppose.
On the Herrimanology podcast, John LaFollette announced that rodeo tickets will be available starting Monday, Feb. 3, with multiple online purchase options (herriman.org/rodeo, herriman.gov/rodeo, herrimanrodeo.com and herrimanrodeo.org). LaFollette said the rodeo has new social media channels for event content and encouraged residents to follow those accounts.
The hosts also referenced the ongoing state legislative session. Mayor Palmer described a bill that would permit recall of elected officials, including mayors, and said the city planned to oppose that measure. "We're gonna fight that," the mayor said, adding the discussion with some council members had been lighthearted in tone but still notable as a potential change in state law.
LaFollette reminded listeners that the city will livestream public meetings and asked the community to send questions via communications@herriman.org. There were no formal votes or policy actions taken on the podcast; the program served to update residents and to publicize upcoming meetings and event sales.
