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Meet the climbing West Jordan mayor
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West Jordan may finally break into the ranks of reality by not spending precious tax dollars on warm and fuzzy projects that don't have anything to do with fiscal conservatism or essential services.
Our family is really looking forward to the next several years under innovative elected officials. We're long overdue for some innovative policy making.
We're expecting a lot from our new mayor and the two new council members! I really hope to see some real positive progress. Look out Utah...I think Mayor Johnson will take a back seat to no one.
Mayor-elect Johnson: MAKE US PROUD!
Whether you think that is good or bad, did anyone else have that thought?
The voters have spoken overwhelmingly. I believe we will be rewarded by Johnson's mediation abilities. Mediation is not necessarily compromise. Johnson has proven that strategy, advance preparation, and negotiation are recipes for success. West Jordan is now poised to enter a new era of long-term success, creativity, and common-sense.
It certainly is inspiring to have a new regime on the horizon that will reinstill confidence in local government.
To the sore losers - get over yourselves and get on board with progress!
As the state's fourth largest city, I think it is a shame that the WJ mayor position is only part-time as I am sure Mayor Newton did, and now Mayor Johnson will, put in many more hours than that. Good thing she likes to volunteer!