AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAffordable Housing in Salt Lake City: Salt Lake City broke ground on Camden Court, a 96-unit affordable project at 390 W. 1300 South, backed by up to $19.1M in tax-exempt bond financing approved by the Utah Housing Corporation in April. Local Housing & Cost Tools: Heber City approved three public infrastructure districts for D.R. Horton’s Highlands development, with the deal tied to lower home prices for buyers. Downtown Revamp: Artspace’s Norbridge Court in Salt Lake City reopened after a major renovation, adding solar and new ground-floor businesses in the Rio Grande District. Utah Water & Western Drought: Colorado River drought lawsuits could affect plans for the West Fork Dam, as legal fights over water allocations ripple across the region. Utah Tech & Investment: Utah’s deep-tech scene is getting fresh attention, including funding for companies pushing AI, robotics, healthcare tech, and advanced energy. Utah Government Risk Management: Dennis Flynn was appointed Utah’s new state risk manager and director of the Division of Risk Management. Utah Economy Snapshot: A new Utah Foundation report says the economy is doing well, but mental health remains a weak spot. Health Care Expansion: Huntsman Cancer Institute in Vineyard marked the start of vertical construction on its future cancer campus.
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