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Funding directs $2.5 million to public safety, $2.5 million to wetland conservation SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA), in partnership with Salt Lake City, has approved the reallocation of $5 million to support public safety services and conservation efforts that protect the Great Salt Lake, marking a significant reinvestment in both community safety and environmental stewardship

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Inland Port Authority board has approved a $1.6 million infrastructure loan in the Pony Express Project Area to Fairfield City to support construction of a municipal water system and designing a future well for public safety and future economic development in the Cedar Valley community. Funds will be used to reimburse the town

In this Q&A, Amariah Gibbs, the Clean Ports Program Manager at the Utah Division of Air Quality (DAQ), discusses the benefits and challenges of fleet electrification—as well as how DAQ is helping businesses make the switch. Electric truck funded through a previous Utah Division of Air Quality grant program.

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One December 9, the Utah Inland Port Authority Board  approved an amendment adding roughly 250 acres to the Skyline Corridor Project Area, strengthening opportunities for manufacturing, warehousing, and economic growth across Ephraim, Gunnison, and Wayne County. The amendment incorporates additional land in Ephraim Crossing, expanding the area eligible for infrastructure planning and development to support the city’s growing light- and

Sebastian Abril, our Director of Air Freight Strategy & Development, shared the following update from his recent visit with a Utah delegation to Peru. With the LIM–SLC lane now live and running daily through January 25, 2026, we’re in a focused trial window where every day matters. Time is short, and that reality has pulled the passenger and cargo communities

As the Clean Ports Program enters its second year, the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) and Utah Division of Air Quality (DAQ) will be working towards key milestones across all program areas. Read on for the team’s 2026 goals as they work to improve air quality, advance workforce development, and support sustainable supply chains in Utah. Utah Inland Port Authority

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The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) Board approved an amendment to the Central Utah Agri-Park Project Area Plan, adding approximately 2,300 acres northwest of Nephi to strengthen Utah’s agricultural processing and logistics capacity. The newly added property—purchased by the R6 Regional Council and neighboring privately-owned parcels—will form the Agri-Park Zone, anchoring future infrastructure, utilities, and business development to support Utah’s