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Teddy Hodges Listed Among Herriman City Councilmembers in 2026 Agendas

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Teddy Hodges is a member of the Herriman City Council, as indicated by official meeting agendas from mid-2026.

Key takeaways

  • Teddy Hodges is a councilmember for the Herriman City Council as of June, August, and October 2026.
  • Hodges provides reports during council meetings, according to agendas from June 10, August 26, September 9, and October 14, 2026.
  • Residents can participate in council meetings via public comment, either in person or electronically.

Teddy Hodges is listed as a councilmember for the Herriman City Council, according to the city's official meeting agendas from June, August, and October of 2026. As recorded in the city's agenda for a regular session on June 10, 2026, Hodges was scheduled to provide a council report during the general meeting portion of that session. This reporting role is a recurring item on the council's agenda, as seen in the documentation for the August 26, 2026, meeting and the October 14, 2026, meeting.

During the work meeting held on August 26, 2026, the Herriman City Council was scheduled to conduct business including a review of the evening's agenda, discussion of future agenda items, and discussion regarding citizen recognitions. The meeting, which was set to begin at 5:30 PM, included administrative reports from city staff, such as discussions regarding field rental fee policies and the Herriman Community Center policy and fee schedule. As part of the council reports section of that August 26, 2026, meeting, Hodges was listed to provide a report.

In a separate meeting scheduled for September 9, 2026, Hodges was also listed as a councilmember providing a report. That session included a variety of administrative and discussion items, such as the review of the City's secondary water system and future planning, as well as a public hearing regarding an amendment to the fiscal year 2027 City of Herriman budget. The September 9, 2026, meeting was scheduled to begin at 5:00 PM in the City Council Chambers located at 5355 West Herriman Main Street.

The council's activities in late 2026 also included a meeting on October 14, 2026. According to the agenda for that meeting, the council was scheduled to discuss a variety of administrative reports, including a review of the proposed Park Master Plan, impact fee analysis, and impact fee facilities plan. The meeting also included a discussion regarding a policy for sponsorships, donations, and naming rights. As recorded in the agenda for this October 14, 2026, session, Hodges was listed among the councilmembers scheduled to provide reports.

Residents encounter the work of the Herriman City Council through public meetings held in the City Council Chambers. These meetings allow for public comment, where audience members may bring any item within the city's purview to the council's attention. According to the council's meeting notices, comments are limited to two minutes. Additionally, the city provides electronic ways for residents to participate, such as emailing recorder@herriman.gov or using an online public comment form found at Herriman.gov/agendas-and-minutes to ensure statements are incorporated into the public record.

What this means for Herriman

As of the council's October 14, 2026, meeting agenda, Teddy Hodges serves as a councilmember for Herriman. Residents can stay informed about his work by attending council meetings at the City Council Chambers or by submitting public comments online or via email to be included in the official public record.

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