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As Utah local leaders plan for growth, positive dialogue with our residents is vital. Yet sometimes the vision of managing growth while enhancing quality of life is challenging to communicate. Learn about the new Wasatch Choice resources available through Wasatch Front Regional Council to address …
A year ago, the earth started shaking in the Salt Lake Valley. It was the strongest quake to hit the area since 1962. But the 5.7 quake in Magna, considered "moderate", wasn't "the big one" that is expected one day along the Wasatch Front. Emergency managers are encouraging local leaders through…
September 7, 2020. A storm blew into northern Utah with hurricane-force gusts. Over 2 days, 100 year old trees were ripped from the ground. Power lines were sheared and arcing, rooftops were torn and debris was swirling in the streets. How did crews in Salt Lake City, perhaps the hardest hit, dea…
In March, Utah Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency due to drought conditions in the state. As you'll hear in this podcast, he addressed the critical water shortage in a PBS Utah news briefing. Now is the time to get agressive about water conservation in our communities. Learn what …
Do you, as a municipal leader, know how your residents assess their personal wellbeing and how the resources offered by your city are impacting their assessment? Now is a great time to find out! Utah State University is inviting Utah cities and towns to participate in a survey to gather data that…
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