MIDA

The Military Installation Development Authority added 22 acres to its Wasatch County projects Thursday.

The Military Installation Development Authority will partner with a California company to explore nuclear power options, including uranium enrichment, on land near Camp Williams.

From new chair lifts to more hotels, construction is moving rapidly on the mountainside west of U.S. 40 ahead of Deer Valley East Village’s second ski season.

MIDA plans to budget about $274 million for its public infrastructure district in and around East Village in fiscal year 2026.

The Military Installation Development Authority, or MIDA, is the engine behind much of Wasatch County’s recent development boom near the Jordanelle Reservoir. As those projects near completion, county leaders are planning on thousands of homes and hotel rooms factoring into the region’s future.

As development in and around Deer Valley East Village progresses, Wasatch County leaders say they want to think strategically about how to incorporate the new growth into the county.

A new bill introduced in the Utah Legislature would allow the Military Installation Development Authority to have more control over its future growth and development.

Utah leaders gathered at Deer Valley’s East Village to laud the military benefits of MIDA’s first hotel to open in Wasatch County Thursday.

An audit of the Military Installation Development Authority shows its revenues increased by more than $7 million over the last fiscal year.

Wasatch County representatives on a local MIDA planning board say they’d like to see clearer rules about when to grant code exceptions.