What is
Rural Utah Infrastructure Coalition
The Coalition is a public interlocal entity, allowing its members to build essential regional infrastructure elements that span across county lines.
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The Coalition is a public interlocal entity, allowing its members to build essential regional infrastructure elements that span across county lines.
Read MoreThe Rural Utah Infrastructure Coalition (formerly Seven County) was formed in 2014 and is currently comprised of the following eight counties: Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, San Juan, Sanpete, Sevier, and Uinta. Each county selects one of their commissioners to fill a seat on the Coalition Board. The eight board members work collectively with an executive director to fulfill the Coalition’s mission.
The Rural Utah Infrastructure Coalition’s mission is to promote cooperative regional planning, increase economic opportunity and public services, and implement sustainable infrastructure projects.
Proactively work together to advance important infrastructure.
Create efficiencies that result in broad growth and development.
Protect resources and maximize long-term benefits.