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Envision Utah How we grow matters. Envision Utah engages people to create and sustain communities that are beautiful and healthy for current and future residents.

✨ A vision nearly 10 years in the making is becoming reality.Last month, our team had the privilege of attending the gro...
07/10/2026

✨ A vision nearly 10 years in the making is becoming reality.

Last month, our team had the privilege of attending the groundbreaking for The Point, one of Utah's most exciting redevelopment projects.

Did you know Envision Utah led the visioning process for The Point from 2016–2018?

Working alongside state and local leaders, businesses, transportation agencies, universities, developers, and community members, we helped answer one important question:

What should this place become?

That collaborative vision is now taking shape.

When complete, The Point will be a vibrant destination for innovation, education, healthcare, entertainment, and economic opportunity. It is expected to support approximately 46,000 jobs and serve as a place where Utahns can live, learn, work, and connect for generations to come.

As Governor Spencer Cox said at the groundbreaking, "This is a gift for future generations."

We're grateful to have been part of the vision and excited to watch it continue to come to life.

Last week, more than 200 community leaders, water experts, business professionals, and engaged Utahns gathered for Envis...
06/02/2026

Last week, more than 200 community leaders, water experts, business professionals, and engaged Utahns gathered for Envision Utah's Spring Breakfast to discuss the future of the Great Salt Lake.

Together, we explored the challenges facing the lake, the progress already being made, and the opportunities ahead. We heard from Brian Steed, Josh Romney, and Cynthia Bee, who reminded us that while the work is significant, so is Utah's capacity for innovation, collaboration, and problem-solving.

"The world is watching. They're looking to see what we do in the Great Salt Lake." — Josh Romney

⏰ Only 2 weeks to go!Join us for Envision Utah’s Spring Breakfast as we dive into the future of the Great Salt Lake and ...
05/13/2026

⏰ Only 2 weeks to go!

Join us for Envision Utah’s Spring Breakfast as we dive into the future of the Great Salt Lake and why it matters to every Utahn.

Hear from an incredible lineup of speakers:

- Brian Steed, Great Salt Lake Commissioner
- Josh Romney, Great Salt Lake Rising
- Cynthia Bee, Utah Water Ways

🎤 Plus, Ben Winslow from FOX 13 News will lead an engaging Q&A to wrap up the morning.

Whether you’re brand new to this topic or deeply invested in Utah’s future, you’ll leave with a clearer understanding of the lake’s impact on our environment, economy, and quality of life—and what we can all do to help.

🎟️ Tickets are still on sale! Link in comments.
MAY 27 | 8 AM | Rice-Eccles Stadium

04/23/2026

We’ve talked a lot about URMs, but what else do we need to consider when it comes to statewide seismic resilience? Things like water supply and infrastructure (including sewer) will be greatly affected for long periods of time in the aftermath of the Big One. Learn more about current state efforts to reinforce our aqueducts at earthquakes.utah.gov!

04/22/2026

Ever seen the Great Salt Lake explained with marbles? 👀💧

As explained by Envision Utah Planning Team member Cody Lutz, this interactive display shows how water flows in, where it goes, and how human use shapes the lake—highlighting both progress made and the work still ahead.

Want to check it out? You can see it in person at the Salt Lake County Government Center.

And if you’re ready to go deeper… join us on May 27 for our Spring Breakfast as we explore the future of the Great Salt Lake. Tickets are on sale now—grab yours through the link in our bio! 🔗

04/21/2026

We’ve gotten a lot of questions about how to prepare a for The Big One. We know we need to have things like water supply, 72-hour kits, and food storage, but what about preparing in a way that makes our homes and communities more seismically resilient so we can bounce back better? Jessica talks a little bit about what this could look like. What other questions do you have? Comment them on this video!

Join us at our Spring Breakfast | Tickets available now!What’s happening to the Great Salt Lake—and what does it mean fo...
04/17/2026

Join us at our Spring Breakfast | Tickets available now!
What’s happening to the Great Salt Lake—and what does it mean for Utah’s future?

📅 May 27, 2026
📍 University of Utah

04/17/2026

Part 2 of our series on URM buildings! Utah has many of these buildings because building codes weren’t updated until the 1970s. Like Jessica mentions, these are buildings many of us can be in on a daily basis including homes, businesses, and even many of our schools. Curious how to find out if something is a URM building? See earthquakes.utah.gov/unreinforced-masonry/ to learn the signs!

04/14/2026

Have you ever heard of a URM building? Structural Engineer, Jessica Chappell, gives us a brief explanation of what URM (unreinforced masonry) buildings mean. These are buildings that are at a much higher risk of collapsing during an earthquake because of their lack of reinforcement in the structure. These are typically older structures from before building codes in Utah were updated in the 1970s. To learn more, visit our website or earthquakes.utah.gov!

04/01/2026

A jingle might not seem like the way to prepare for an earthquake… but it might be exactly what gets people paying attention 🎶

With support from FEMA and an incredible creative team, the campaign is now running across TV and digital platforms, reaching communities along the Wasatch Fault through KSL, Fox 13, YouTube, and social platforms.

This work is about more than personal preparedness. It’s about helping Utah understand the infrastructure and planning needed to recover after a major earthquake.

We’ve even had the chance to join local media conversations to talk about what it means to truly “bounce back better.”

Because resilience isn’t just about getting through the disaster.
It’s about what happens after.

Preparedness tips can be found at 🔗earthquakes.utah.gov

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