Today marks the one-year anniversary of the Mineral Mountains Project Area, a key initiative in Beaver County, Utah, that has seen remarkable progress since its inception. With its four distinct zones—Beaver, Milford, Milford Flats, and Minersville—this project is transforming the region into a hub for renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, and agriculture technology. In the Beaver Zone, Unitech Manufacturing has embarked

“The Skyline Corridor Project Area represents a significant opportunity for Central Utah,” Draper said. “This initiative is poised to drive economic growth while positioning our communities to meet future challenges.”

“The Golden Spike Project Area is a testament to what can be achieved through strong partnerships and a shared vision for economic growth. We are excited to see this project continue to create opportunities for Northern Utah,” said Stephanie Pack, UIPA’s Associate Vice President of Northern Utah.

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) today announced the approval of the Historic Capitol Project Area Plan, a major initiative aimed at fostering economic growth and infrastructure development in Fillmore City.

“They have the most restrictive development procedures I have seen in the state, particularly in requiring buffers and avoidance protocols even though in this case they are not mandated by state or federal cultural resources laws.”

“With the Castle Country Project Area, we are positioned to transform the region’s economic base from traditional industries to more diversified and sustainable sectors,” said Ben Hart, executive director with the UIPA.“ This initiative will attract investments into the region, creating a ripple effect of benefits for local communities.”

The Utah Inland Port Authority announced the proposed development of the Historic Capitol Project Area within Fillmore City, Utah, encompassing approximately 1,960 acres.

As part of our ongoing commitment to propel Utah’s economy and enhance the quality of life through innovative logistics solutions, the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) is excited to present our Strategic Business Plan for the years 2024-2029.

“The Utah Inland Port Authority is dedicated to enhancing Utah’s position in the global supply chain network,” said Ben Hart, executive director for the Utah Inland Port Authority. “The addition of this new Savage transload facility to our logistics capabilities is a key component of our strategy. It demonstrates our commitment to facilitating economic growth while fostering environmental sustainability in transportation.”

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) has submitted applications for two funding competitions under the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Ports Program grant opportunity, in collaboration with the Utah Division of Air Quality (UDAQ) and Union Pacific.

In 1946, Savage was founded by a father and a son who wanted to help area business owners shuttle supplies and material from one local destination to another. This was a small operation, using only a single truck for deliveries and relying on good word-of-mouth in the community to drive more business. 78 years later, Savage is a trusted name

UIPA announced the proposal of the Castle Country Project Area, aimed at transforming Carbon and Emery Counties into a major economic hub. The project, presented for initial review at the UIPA board meeting on May 20, 2024, will undergo a final review for adoption on June 24, 2024. Jenna Draper, Associate Vice President of Regional Project Area Development for Central