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Payson told it will be part of inland port; board hears land and construction details
Summary
City staff told the Economic Development Board that Payson was approved to be part of an inland port and reviewed land in the Redbridge area, commercial construction values, sales tax figures, and new-business counts for 2025.
Brian Hulet informed the Economic Development Board that Payson had been approved to be part of the inland port on Jan. 13, 2026 (as reported to the board during the Jan. 7 meeting). Hulet said the board would see items related to land in the Redbridge area and commercial construction values.
Hulet reviewed sales tax numbers and the number of new businesses that located in Payson during 2025, and discussed the parcels included in the inland port. The presentation was informational; the board did not take formal action on land use or port agreements at the meeting.
Staff and board members discussed ongoing recruitment efforts and meetings with prospective businesses as part of the city's broader economic strategy.
