Herriman Utah suburban community with Oquirrh Mountain backdrop
Community Guide

Herriman, Utah

A fast-growing southwest Salt Lake County city with new construction, neighborhoods with parks, trails, and recreation, and dramatic mountain views.

Herriman is one of Utah's fastest-growing cities, with a projected population of approximately 64,000 as of early 2026. Located in southwest Salt Lake County along the foothills of the Oquirrh Mountains, it offers a compelling mix of new construction, family-oriented neighborhoods, and stunning mountain scenery. The city has attracted builders like EDGEhomes and Toll Brothers, with new residential developments continuing at a strong pace. Herriman combines a slightly more accessible price point than neighboring South Jordan and Draper with the outdoor access and community feel that draw families to Utah's southwest corridor.

~64,000
Population
New
Construction Hub
Family
Friendly
Jordan
School District

What Makes Herriman Special

Parks & Recreation

Herriman maintains extensive recreational spaces including Wardle Fields Regional Park, Oquirrh Shadows Park, and the multi-phase Juniper Canyon Recreation Area, scheduled for completion of its third phase by late 2026.

New Construction & Master Plans

Herriman is the epicenter of massive master-planned growth, including the 933-acre Olympia Hills expansion (with Great Basin by Richmond American Homes) and the 550+ acre mixed-use Panorama community, complete with major future public amenities like Panorama Park.

Mountain Backdrop

The Oquirrh Mountains form Herriman's western border, providing dramatic scenery, hiking access, and a natural buffer that gives the community a sense of seclusion despite its convenient location.

Growing Infrastructure

The city is investing in road improvements including the 6000 West widening project (approved February 2026) and expanding amenities to keep pace with its rapid residential growth.

Schools

Herriman is served by the Jordan School District, which provides public education at all levels. Local schools include Herriman High School, Foothills Elementary, and Butterfield Canyon Elementary. The district's open enrollment policies give families flexibility, and the city's growing population continues to drive investment in new school facilities and programs.

Jordan School District Herriman High School Foothills Elementary Open Enrollment

Interested in Herriman?

With new construction and mountain views at competitive prices, Herriman is drawing families from across the valley. Let Adam and Natalie help you explore your options.