Since celebrating the historical Clean Ports Program (CPP) grant award for Climate and Air Quality Planning (CAQP) activities and Zero-Emission (ZE) Technology Deployment from the  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Utah Inland Port Authority has worked diligently to address potential hurdles due to administrative changes and continue to move this project forward. 

In a world defined by economic uncertainty, supply chain disruption and rising demand for advanced manufacturing, Utah is not standing still — we are stepping up. For years, leaders have talked about reshoring jobs and rebuilding domestic production. In Utah, we didn’t just talk. We got to work. While others were drafting plans, Utah was laying track, building infrastructure and

“Amy brings a steady, thoughtful approach to financial management and a real depth of experience that will help us strengthen UIPA’s financial operations as we continue to grow,” said Ariane Gibson, UIPA’s Deputy Director and Chief Financial Officer. “Her background in both public and private sectors makes her an excellent fit for this role.”

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“Ash Grove Cement’s investment in Juab County reflects the strength of Utah’s manufacturing sector and our commitment to sustainable economic development,” said Ben Hart, executive director of UIPA. “By supporting this project, we are not only securing high-quality jobs and economic benefits for the region but also fostering long-term environmental improvements in cement production.”

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April 4th, 2025, marks the two-year anniversary of the official establishment of the Iron Springs Project Area, Utah’s first rural inland port, located in Iron County. The collaborative initiative between the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) and Iron County aims to bolster the region’s economic development and logistical capabilities, while promoting sustainable, long-term growth…

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“We are proud to expand our U.S. manufacturing footprint right here in Salt Lake City,” said Martin Ritter, CEO of Stadler North America Division. “This incentive will allow us to accelerate innovation, enhance our workforce, and strengthen our partnerships with the Inland Port and transit agencies nationwide.”