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Herriman City
The City reviewed its rental fee schedule for athletic fields and the newly renovated community center. Current rates heavily subsidize organized sports, and the Council is considering future adjustments to increase cost recovery while still supporting community programs, which could impact local sports organizations and residents' costs.
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The city will continue to heavily subsidize field use in 2026 (approx. 95% of costs), but future fee increases will shift some of this cost to user groups.
Youth sports organizations and their participants benefit from low rental costs in 2026. In the future, all taxpayers may benefit from reduced subsidies.
Herriman taxpayers currently subsidize organized sports groups. Future fee increases may impact sports organizations.
The city currently covers 95% of the costs for maintaining athletic fields, meaning residents are heavily subsidizing organized sports groups. While fees won't change for 2026, the Council plans to gradually increase them starting in 2027 to recover more of these costs.
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