Utahns want a cleaner, more wild Jordan River, with improved safety

A survey taken as more Utahns enjoy the Jordan River during the coronavirus pandemic shows they want the urban waterway cleaned up and made more accessible.In an unmistakable echo of similar polls a decade ago, thousands of residents in Salt Lake, Utah and Davis counties also heavily favor maintaining and adding to open spaces along the river’s 51-mile path from Utah Lake to the Great Salt Lake.Safety, homelessness and calls for added police patrols on the parkway also emerged sharply in t