“I’m grateful that our business is based in Utah – a place where hard work, collaboration, and opportunity converge,” said Savage’s Vice Chairman of the Board John Savage. “We are proud to call Utah home now and into the future and are incredibly grateful for the trust and support of our community, team members, and partners.”

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“It took all parts—state, city, federal, and private—to make this happen,” said Unterbrink. “There isn’t one player who can take credit, and that’s what makes it remarkable.”

“When communities align vision with practical tools—strong permitting, ready utilities, and logistics connections—investment follows,” said Wolford. “That’s how rural Utah moves from potential to progress.”

Here’s what’s happening in this month’s issue: UIPA Incentive Supports Stadler Rail Expansion in Salt Lake City Savage Tooele Railroad Opens with UIPA Infrastructure Support Sustainability Spotlight: Vehicular Emissions Data Research at BYU Central Utah Agri-Park Marks Two Years of Growth Subscribe to the Clean Ports Newsletter Northwest Quadrant Baseline Survey: What’s Next

On a recent sunny morning, UIPA’s Clean Ports Program team traveled to the Perry Port of Entry to meet with researchers based out of Professor Darrell Sonntag’s lab at Brigham Young University (BYU). UIPA’s team was there to learn about BYU’s research on the emissions of medium-heavy to heavy-duty trucks. For the past few days, the BYU team had been

Salt Lake City, UT (Sept. 25, 2025) – Stadler has launched welding operations for aluminum train car bodies at its expanded U.S. headquarters in Salt Lake City’s Northwest Quadrant. The milestone was made possible through support from the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA), which awarded a long-term incentive to strengthen Utah’s manufacturing base and accelerate sustainable passenger rail solutions. The

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The Central Utah Agri-Park is celebrating its two-year anniversary, marking steady progress toward becoming a hub for rural economic development and agricultural innovation. Launched in 2023 through the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) and the Six County Association of Governments, the project is designed to attract processing, storage, and transportation businesses that strengthen Utah’s food supply chain. In its first

The Savage Tooele Railroad, Utah’s first new short-line in more than a century, is now open at the Interstate Business Park and the Lakeview Business Park in Grantsville. The 11-mile line provides companies in northwest Utah with direct, sustainable access to the national rail network and new options for efficient supply chain movement The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) supported

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