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MIDA’s East Village-area bonds total over $1B (opens the original)
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Public infrastructure districts, or PIDs, are a relatively new tool in Utah used to pay for development with bonds. The Military Installation Development Authority has four in its Wasatch County project area. Combined, those PIDs and MIDA itself have bonded for roughly $1.1 billion in Wasatch County since 2020, public disclosure documents show. About 75% of those bonds belong to the PIDs. MIDA leaders say the authority’s work is safeguarded by “extreme oversight” and annual third-party audits. S
Equality Utah board member reflects on 25 years of progress (opens the original)
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LGBTQ+ advocacy organization Equality Utah is celebrating its 25th anniversary this fall. McCann said he’s watched Utah culture change in those years. “When Equality Utah was founded, there was very little statewide support for LGBTQ rights across the state of Utah,” he said on KPCW’s “Local News Hour” Sept. 23. “You know, gay marriage was not legal.” Since then, marriage equality has been secured, queer and transgender Utahns have won anti-discrimination protections and the state has banned con
Wallsburg asks state to repeal controversial incorporation law (opens the original)
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The list of local governments opposed to preliminary municipalities is growing. The small Wasatch County town of Wallsburg passed a resolution Thursday, Sept. 17, urging state lawmakers to disband the program that allows developers to form towns. Councilmember Peter Nielsen said town leaders and residents take issue with the law because it bypasses local input. “It's got huge ramifications, huge consequences, because most of the people building these things, that want to develop, that own land,
Audit finds ‘compliance issues’ in Wasatch County elections (opens the original)
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The audit, published Sept. 15, found Wasatch County has improved its process in the past two years and “generally conducts sound elections.” Still, it highlighted a handful of areas for improvement. In a written response to the audit, Wasatch County Clerk-Auditor Joey Granger agreed that the findings were minor and said she will “strive to ensure strong and effective election controls.” Auditors say the county failed to implement some recent changes to election requirements. During the 2026 prim
Heber sculptor displays statue at Utah Capitol to honor America250 (opens the original)
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Heber City sculptor Steven Neal is hard at work on 71 pieces of art centered on the Book of Mormon and the country’s founding. Two patriotic statues, Neal’s depiction of George Washington and his friend Michael Hall’s sculpture of Thomas Jefferson, were installed Wednesday, Sept. 16, outside the Capitol in Salt Lake City. Neal said the display is in honor of the country’s 250th birthday. “He has basically a throne of books built around him, and he weighs 1,400 pounds,” Neal said. “And George Was
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