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UTA trustee outlines five‑year service plan, including new express route
Summary
Utah Transit Authority Trustee Beth Holbrook presented UTA's five‑year plan to the council, including a proposed express route with 15‑minute all‑day service between Farmington Frontrunner Station and Research Park; she said UTA yields $5.11 in economic returns per $1 invested.
Beth Holbrook, trustee for the Utah Transit Authority, presented the agency’s five‑year service plan to the council and described proposed route adjustments and a new express route. "A new express route is in the plan and will provide all-day 15-minute serves between Farmington Frontrunner Station and Research Park at the University of Utah," Holbrook said, describing the proposed service improvement.
Holbrook also highlighted UTA's economic rationale, telling the council that "for every $1 invested in UTA generates $5.11 in economic returns for the state of Utah." The council thanked Holbrook for the report; no action was required of the council at this meeting.
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