AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUtah Business & Economy: Roy residents are bracing for a proposed 55.45% property tax hike after earlier attempts were blocked, as city leaders say the increases are needed to cover wage and cost-of-living gaps while sales-tax revenue has stayed flat. Energy & Infrastructure: Utah’s construction market remains among the fastest-growing in the U.S., underscoring continued demand for contractors and project capacity. Water & Land Use: Grand County is moving toward a water-use and preservation element in its general plan, with residents set for a public hearing as the county weighs conservation targets against higher costs and who benefits from freed-up water. Wildlife & Outdoor Economy: Utah wildlife officials are pursuing an aggressive cougar-removal effort across multiple hunting units to boost mule deer numbers, a move that’s drawing both support and ethical concerns. Sports Business: The University of Utah finalized its first single-school private equity deal for athletics, setting up a new commercial entity and leadership structure tied to funding the program’s next phase. Local Governance: Grand County’s June 16 commission agenda includes a Sims rezone hearing and competing fireworks measures as drought and fire risk shape local rules.
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