Logo for the Central Jordan River Reconnect: 7 miles, 5 cities, 3 creeks, 1 river. The logo is a J and R with blue waves inside of it.Diagrammatic plan of the Central Jordan River Reconnect study area. There is a red line at the north labeled SR201 that indicates the northern most extents and another red line at the south labeled 5400S that indicates the southern extents. The Jordan River is a thick blue line in the center. The Big Cottonwood Creek, Little Cottonwood Creek, and Mill Creek are all drawn in blue. Existing parks along the Jordan River are shown in light green. South Salt Lake, West Valley, Millcreek, Taylorsville, and Millcreek are all labeled.
Logo for the Central Jordan River Reconnect: 7 miles, 5 cities, 3 creeks, 1 river. The logo is a J and R with white waves inside of it.

The Central Jordan River Reconnect is a 14-month public engagement and planning process to develop a framework plan for a new regional park along the Jordan River between SR201 and 5400S.

The new regional park spans 5 cities—South Salt Lake, Millcreek, Murray, West Valley, and Taylorsville—and includes three tributaries to the Jordan River—Little Cottonwood Creek, Big Cottonwood Creek, and Millcreek.

Get involved at an upcoming event to share your ideas!

Project Timeline

Timeline for the project showing 5 phases and their corresponding public events. Phase 1: Connecting is September to October with pop-up events. Phase 2: Visioning is October to December with Public Workshops. Phase 3: Design Options is January 2025 to

Find out more + provide feedback at our fall WORKSHOPS!

Stop by any time between 4:30pm to 7:00pm

November 12, Redwood Rec Center, West Valley November 13, Taylorsville Library, TaylorsvilleNovember 14, Millcreek Library, Millcreek

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Logo for the Central Jordan River Reconnect: 7 miles, 5 cities, 3 creeks, 1 river. The logo is a J and R with white waves inside of it.

The Central Jordan River Reconnect is a 14-month public engagement and planning process to develop a framework plan for a new regional park along the Jordan River between SR201 and 5400S.

with:
Rio ASE
Ecosystem Services, LLC
PROS Consulting
PSOMAS
Horrocks Engineers
Zions Pubic Finance