Help Shape the Future of the Northwest Quadrant
OPEN HOUSES
The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) has concluded the Northwest Quadrant Baseline Study, an initiative that engaged residents, businesses, and stakeholders in shaping the future of one of Utah’s most significant economic and environmental areas.
Conducted with support from WSP, a global leader in infrastructure and planning, the study gathered insights on how the Northwest Quadrant can grow responsibly—strengthening logistics infrastructure, protecting environmental assets, and aligning with community priorities.
As WSP finalizes its analysis, UIPA will host two public community meetings where the study’s findings and potential scenarios will be reviewed. These events are designed to allow community members to directly weigh in on the next steps.
Upcoming Events:
Wednesday, November 5 | 4–6 PM
Northwest Community Center, SLC
Saturday, November 8 | 1–4 PM
Salt Lake City Library – Day-Riverside Branch, SLC
“The Northwest Quadrant is central to Utah’s economy and our long-term planning,” said Ben Hart, executive director with UIPA. “Hearing directly from the community ensures that growth is balanced, sustainable, and reflective of local values.”
Take the Survey
We’ve created two ways for you to participate. Choose the option that works best for you and complete it in either English or Spanish.
SURVEYS CLOSED
Option 1:
Long Form Survey
This survey takes about 10–15 minutes and allows you to provide in-depth feedback on a range of topics.
Option 2:
Interactive Map Survey
Prefer to give input using a map? This version lets you pin specific areas and leave comments based on location.
Background
This survey is part of UIPA’s Northwest Quadrant Baseline Study—a data-driven, community-informed effort led by WSP to better understand current conditions and future opportunities in the region.
Learn more about the study »
You can also read how we’re engaging with community members:
Read the latest update »