In late December, the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) stood in solidarity with Union Pacific, advocating for the prompt reopening of the Eagle Pass and El Paso border crossings. Recognizing their significance, these gateways were vital for Union Pacific’s cross-border operations, ensuring the smooth flow of goods essential to the U.S. economy. Despite Union Pacific’s rigorous security measures, the closures

SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah State Auditor’s office has released its annual financial review of the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA), highlighting areas for improvement in procurement practices, internal controls, and bond reporting requirements. In 2023, UIPA entrusted the State Auditor to oversee its annual financial audit, emphasizing its commitment to robust internal controls and stewardship of public funds. “These

Upon the request of local representatives, Ben Hart, our executive director for UIPA, had the opportunity to share general information regarding Utah Inland Port Project Areas with Vineyard city council members and members of the community last night.  Emphasizing our commitment to transparency and community involvement, we are not recommending that our board move forward at this time with a

As we approach the end of the year and reflect on the eight new project areas under way, we want to share more on the rigorous environmental process each of these areas undergoes. This process is not merely a formality; it’s a critical step in ensuring that our development projects align with the highest standards of environmental responsibility and compliance

UIPA is proud to welcome Stephanie Pack as the newest member of our dynamic team. Stephanie’s arrival marks a significant milestone in our commitment to fostering economic growth and sustainable development in Utah. A Rich Background in Economic Development With extensive experience in economic development, particularly in northern Utah, Stephanie Pack is poised to be a valuable asset to UIPA.

SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) today announced the departure of two key board members: Mike Schultz, Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives, effective immediately, and Miles Hansen, former CEO of the World Trade Center, whose service will conclude on January 9, 2024. Mike Schultz has been a pivotal force behind UIPA’s success over the last

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) marked 2023 as a transformative year, as highlighted in its annual report. Under Executive Director Ben Hart’s leadership, UIPA has been pivotal in enhancing Utah’s logistics and infrastructure. Strategic Expansion and Sustainable Development UIPA expanded its reach with new project areas across the state, focusing on multi-modal transportation options for businesses. This expansion supports

Two key board members are leaving the Utah Inland Port Authority’s board of directors, the agency announced Friday. The departure of newly minted House Speaker Mike Schultz, R-Hooper, is effective immediately and will be followed closely by the departure of Miles Hansen, board chairman and former CEO of the World Trade Center Utah, according to a news release from the

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SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) has announced the establishment of two new project areas in Tooele County: the Tooele Valley Project Area and the Twenty Wells Project Area. These developments are key steps in UIPA’s mission to foster economic growth and development within Utah. “The Tooele Valley and Twenty Wells Project Areas are more than