Events

Join ULCT and our partners from APA Utah for a discussion of new state law requirements of Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (DADUs). The webinar includes examples of ordinances from across the state that show a variety of approaches to this important issue. We also have an interactive discussion that highlights questions, shared insights, and discusses best practices from communities across the state.

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The State Housing Infrastructure Project (SHIP) and Affordable Housing Infrastructure Grant (AHIG) our the states newest tools to help address infrastructure needs facing Utah.
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SHIP: SHIP is a $100 million revolving loan fund administered by the SHIP Board – empowering political subdivisions to fund regionally significant infrastructure that unlocks attainable, owner-occupied housing.

AHIG: AHIG is a $150 million grant fund dedicated to Salt Lake County — administered by the AHIG Board to fund regionally significant infrastructure projects that unlock attainable, owner-occupied housing.

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The GSLBIP, led by the Utah Division of Water Resources, will serve as a long-term roadmap for managing water across the Great Salt Lake Basin. The goal is to maintain a resilient water supply, promote a healthy lake, and support the economy and quality of life that depend on both.

The plan builds on technical modeling from the Great Salt Lake Basin Study and will guide future decisions by the state, water users, conservancy districts, municipalities, and the public.

Your input at this stage directly shapes what gets modeled and how success is defined. This is an opportunity to help define practical options grounded in data, measurable outcomes, and real-world tradeoffs.

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Join us to explore new resources that bring the Wasatch Choice Vision to life. This webinar will introduce a new set of City and Town Center vignettes and 3D panoramas, complete with data that highlight economic benefits and quality-of-life improvements. These resources can help communities across Utah plan for growth that supports vibrant, connected, and resilient places. We’ll show how the resources were shaped with input from Utah planners, highlight examples from communities of all sizes, and share practical ways you can use them to implement centers locally. Whether you’re a local leader, planner, or community partner, you’ll leave with clear steps to apply these tools in your own community—and contribute to centers that strengthen housing, jobs, and quality of life.

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The new ‘Utah Missing Middle Housing (MMH) Toolkit’ was developed for cities and towns across Utah. Join us to learn more about the toolkit and how to apply it in your community – including technical assistance for local governments to support MMH implementation.

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