https://www.ajot.com/news/utah-inland-port-authority-announces-new-project-areas-in-tooele-county

https://www.upr.org/utah-news/2023-12-06/wednesday-am-headlines-tooele-county-moves-forward-with-inland-ports-despite-pushback

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The Utah Inland Port Authority is striving to help make Salt Lake City and Utah a stronger community. It’s funded projects have committed more than $300,000 into enhancing Salt Lake City’s west side, demonstrating a devoted commitment to community growth.https://www.abc4.com/gtu/empowering-progress-with-utah-inland-port-authority/

In November, Ben Hart, UIPA executive director, and Victoria Petro, a UIPA board member and Salt Lake City Council member, appeared on “Good Things Utah” to highlight UIPA’s impact on Salt Lake City’s west side. UIPA has strategically invested over $300,000 in projects aimed at job creation and supporting vulnerable communities. Key contributions included $100,000 each to Neighborhood House and

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UTAH INLAND PORT AUTHORITY CREATESNEW LOAN APPROVAL COMMITTEE SALT LAKE CITY, UT (April 27, 2023) — The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) held its first Loan Approval Committee meeting this week, with a public notary appointing four members to committee positions. The Loan Approval Committee is charged with recommending the terms and conditions of an infrastructure loan agreement and making recommendations for

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The brand of the port has been very confused over the last several years. I think we’ll be much more proactive on that front, trying to help educate the general public and a lot of our stakeholders, as well as working with our landowners.

I attended the Utah Inland Port Authority public meeting at the West Valley Hunter Library on November 30. West Valley is partly in the port’s jurisdiction.

The Utah Inland Port Authority is developing a business plan and a master plan while its new executive director is exuding confidence that a series of changes ensure “that we’re going the right direction.”

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