FAQ

This transition is part of a partnership between the County and South Jordan City to enhance recreation services in South Jordan. Transferring management of the Fitness Center will allow the City to share ownership of the future Bingham Creek Regional Park, which the County will break ground on this spring. It will also allow Salt Lake County to maintain programming in the area, following the closure of Marv Jenson Recreation Center on March 31.

Patrons and residents will continue to have a variety of recreation services available from both the City and the County, as well as more options to utilize Salt Lake County Recreation facilities across the valley with our All County Pass option.

If you choose to purchase an All County recreation pass, your pass will include access to each of our Salt Lake County recreation centers, outdoor pools, and ice rinks for public skating.

The Fitness Center has a vibrant class schedule. Salt Lake County has no plans to eliminate existing classes and has offered positions to all current instructors. Our goal is to retain current classes, programs, and staff to make the transition as smooth as possible.

Salt Lake County will take on the programs and events in the Fitness Center, and run a few outdoor youth sports programs (like flag football and t-ball) that the City does not currently operate. South Jordan City will continue to run their outdoor youth and adult recreation programs as well as their community classes and special events (such as 5k races).

There are ongoing discussions with the City and Jordan School District, regarding the feasibility of a pool expansion addition. We will keep patrons and residents informed of any developments on the possibility.