Health board hears briefing on state‑approved Community Clean Energy Program ahead of county council decision
A county staffer told the Summit County Board of Health the Utah Public Service Commission approved a Community Clean Energy Program on March 4; the county council will decide whether to adopt an ordinance by June 2, 2026, which would opt unincorporated areas of the county into the program.
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Emily Winden, a staffer with the Community Clean Energy Program, briefed the board about the decade‑long effort and the recent Public Service Commission order that approved the program on March 4. "This program was approved by the Utah Public Service Commission on March 4," Winden said, outlining that 19 communities are enrolled in the Community Renewable Energy Agency (URC) and now must decide whether to adopt local ordinances to participate.
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