Salt Lake City, Utah—On December 11, 2024, the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) Board formally approved an amendment to the Central Utah Agri-Park Project Area Plan. This decision marks a pivotal step toward advancing economic and infrastructure development across Juab County and the surrounding six-county region. The amendment expands the project area from 35,000 acres to 42,820 acres, incorporating additional

Salt Lake City, Utah—Today, the Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) presented a proposed amendment to the Castle Country Project Area during its board meeting. This amendment includes the addition of 10,754.31 acres, bringing the total project area to 12,657.03 acres. It also updates budget projections, legal descriptions, and incorporates enhanced environmental reviews. The expansion aims to leverage underutilized infrastructure within

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The Twenty Wells Project Area is celebrating its one-year anniversary, marking a year of significant progress in northern Tooele County. Spanning 642 acres within Grantsville City, the project is strategically located along Utah State Route 112, providing easy access to key regional hubs like Tooele City and Interstate 80. The project area is quickly becoming a cornerstone for industrial growth

A major achievement for the Tooele Valley Project Area is the recent approval granted by the Surface Transportation Board (STB) for Savage Tooele Railroad Company (STR) to construct and operate an 11-mile rail line in Tooele County. This new rail development will significantly enhance the region’s logistical capabilities and provide businesses with easy access to rail transport. The rail line

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ariane Gibson, CPA, as Chief Financial Officer. With a proven record in financial management and public sector expertise, Ariane will oversee UIPA’s financial strategy and operations, in addition to leading departments such as information technology, procurement, human resources, and asset management. Ariane joins UIPA from the Utah

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah— The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) has finalized its comprehensive statewide logistics strategy, positioning Utah as a transformative hub for logistics infrastructure and economic growth. This strategy is designed to enhance logistics capabilities, unlock economic opportunities in both urban and rural areas, and make Utah a critical link in national and global trade networks. The strategy,

“The approval of this amendment is a crucial step in our mission to drive sustainable economic growth across central Utah,” said Danny Stewart, Associate Vice President of Regional Project Area Development. “Integrating these zones not only strengthens our logistics infrastructure but also fosters greater opportunities for local businesses and residents.”

“Our goal is to drive long-term, sustainable economic growth in Beaver County,” said Danny Stewart, Associate Vice President of Regional Project Area Development. “This amendment will enable us to harness local resources and create meaningful opportunities for the community.”

“This grant will play a critical role in preserving vital wetland habitats around the Great Salt Lake now and for generations to come,” said Jack Ray, president of the Utah Waterfowl Association. “As an organization dedicated to protecting waterfowl and their habitats, we are grateful for UIPA’s commitment to both wildlife and sustainable development.”