UIPA Board gives first review to proposed Greater Washington Project Area UIPA’s position on Data Centers: Transparent growth, local control and natural resource protection UIPA welcomes Lori Haslem as associate vice president of regional project area development Alicia Eggleston joins UIPA to oversee Clean Ports community engagement

Alicia Eggleston joins the Utah Inland Port Authority team as community engagement manager for the grant-funded Clean Ports Program. In this role, Alicia will help ensure residents living near the Salt Lake City Intermodal Terminal are informed, engaged and empowered to help guide Clean Ports initiatives. She will also facilitate the program’s steering committee and work with stakeholders to advance

The Utah Inland Port Authority shared the initial proposal for the Greater Washington Project Area, a draft project area plan requested by Washington City to support strategic infrastructure investment, industrial growth and long-term economic diversification in one of Utah’s fastest-growing regions. The proposed project area is centered around the Sunrise Valley Industrial Park and planned industrial expansion areas in Washington

As data centers draw increased attention across the country, the Utah Inland Port Authority is taking a measured and transparent approach to ensure any conversation about future development reflects Utah’s priorities: economic competitiveness, responsible growth, community health and protection of the state’s unique natural resources. UIPA’s purpose is to strengthen the state’s transportation network and regional economies by supporting logistics,