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Council backs proposed Utah Inland Port project area near Flying J
Summary
The council adopted Resolution 2025-10 supporting creation of a Utah Inland Port Authority project area between the freeway and the tracks north of Flying J up to 750 North; the motion passed unanimously.
The Willard City Council voted unanimously on June 12 to adopt Resolution 2025-10, signaling local support for a Utah Inland Port Authority project area that would use property-tax increment to finance infrastructure improvements.
Scott Wolford of the Utah Inland Port Authority described the project area as "between the freeway and the tracks, north of Flying J up to 750 North," and said the port authority focuses on projects of regional economic significance that reinvest property-tax growth in infrastructure. Council Member Rod Mund moved to adopt the resolution and Council Member Mike Braegger seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
Council members did not record substantive amendments to the proposal during the meeting; the council's vote expresses local support while next steps will depend on regional approvals and formal project-area processes outside Willard's single-session action.
