“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.”

“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.”

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) and Salt Lake City International Airport (SLCIA)  are taking a strategic step to enhance international trade and cargo movement by partnering with Delta Air Lines to promote the air cargo capabilities of the Salt Lake City (SLC) to Incheon (ICN) flight. As part of this initiative, UIPA is allocating $300,000 in incentives to market

UIPA remains committed to working in partnership—not preemption—with local governments, ensuring our projects align with city,  county and state priorities.

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) and the Utah Division of Air Quality (UDAQ) are closely monitoring the temporary pause of the EPA’s Clean Ports Program grant, which was initially announced in November 2024.

A few years ago, the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) was in its early stages, focused on enhancing Utah’s logistics and supply chain capabilities while balancing economic growth with environmental responsibility. Today, UIPA plays a broader role in statewide logistics, with expanded efforts in rural and regional project areas that contribute to Utah’s position in global trade. From Concept to

“We’re thrilled to welcome AV to Salt Lake City,” said Scott Cuthbertson, president of EDCUtah. “As a leading defense tech company, AV’s expansion will not only bring high-quality jobs to the region but will also further solidify Salt Lake City’s position as a premier hub for cutting-edge industries. We look forward to the long-term contributions they will make to our economy and community.”

“This acquisition represents a pivotal step toward turning a historically underutilized and environmentally hazardous site, into a thriving hub of innovation and sustainability,” said Ben Hart, executive director with UIPA. “We had a lot of partners that helped make this transaction happen, and we are grateful to all of those who have played a role.”

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) is pleased to announce the promotion of Ariane Gibson, CPA, to the role of Deputy Director. In addition to her ongoing responsibilities as Chief Financial Officer, Ariane will now play a key leadership role in advancing UIPA’s strategic initiatives, operations, and partnerships. Ariane brings a wealth of expertise to her expanded role, with a

Savage Services, a Utah-based leader in logistics and transportation, has been awarded a $10 million loan from the Authority Infrastructure Bank (AIB) to support a transformative rail expansion project in Tooele County. This initiative aligns with the Utah Inland Port Authority’s (UIPA) focus on enhancing rail infrastructure to drive economic growth and sustainability across the state. The funding was approved

Salt Lake City, UT – This morning, the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) announced its approval of an incentive to support Nucor Towers & Structures, Inc., a leading steel producer and pioneer in sustainable manufacturing, as it expands operations in Brigham City. This incentive, stackable with one approved by the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (GOEO), will facilitate Nurcor’s $200

Salt Lake City, Utah— The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) board approved an amendment to the Castle Country Project Area during its meeting on January 6, 2025. The amendment adds 10,754.31 acres to the project area, increasing the total to 12,657.03 acres. It also includes updated budget projections, revised legal descriptions, and enhanced environmental review measures. The expansion reflects collaboration