In an editorial, The Salt Lake Tribune encourages support of the Envision Utah facilitated Blueprint Jordan River. <read more>

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on Public Lands and Forests hear testimony on the Washington County Land Bill and the influence of the Envision Utah facilitated Vision Dixie on this bill. Senator Bennett said this bill "becomes the federal counterpart to Vision Dixie." <read more>

"We're looking at the river becoming the premier regional amenity," said Gabe Epperson, project manager for Envision Utah. "People are actually going to come to Utah to use the river." <read more>

The Envision Utah facilitated Vision Dixie has shaped the Washington County Growth & Conservation Act of 2008, a compromise that breaks a decades old stalement and strikes a balance between conservation and growth. <read more>

Wasatch Front residents have envisioned the "ideal community," and it's a model that, if embraced by developers and planning officials, can help curb sprawl and address related problems. <read more>

At the Corporate Friends Breakfast, Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker speaks highly of Envision Utah and its parent organization, the Coalition for Utah's Future. <read more>

In 1997, Envision Utah commissioned a poll Utahn's attitudes towards growth. Ten years later, we revisited the issues, finding some surprising changes. <read more>

Facilitated by Envision Utah, Missoula residents come together for the first time in a process that ties transportation planning with land-use planning. <read more>

The Washington County Commission approved a resolution adopting the Vision Dixie principles. "We are now working to put these implementations into place," said Commission Chair James Eardley. <read more>

In a KSL editorial on Vision Dixie, Duane Cardall says, "Community leaders are to be commended for seeing the need to manage growth, rather than let it move forward in a helter-skelter fashion." <read more>

In commending Vision Dixie, a Salt Lake Tribune editorial writes: "Residents and stakeholders of the county have given their government a wonderful tool. Now it's up to public officials to use it." <read more>

The Spectrum's editorial writes: "The public clearly wants the Vision Dixie principles to be enacted. There's no time like the present to make that happen." <read more>

At the "Building the Wyoming We Want" conference hosted by Governor Dave Freudenthal, Envision Utah is described as "one of the country's most successful public involvement efforts for development of a broad-based, long-term growth strategy for a major metropolitan area." <read more>

The Wyoming Tribune-Eagle highlights Envision Utah at Governor Freudenthal's conference on growth. <read more>

The Washington County Commission formed a five-person committee to help implement Vision Dixie. <read more>

A group of business, civic and government leaders in Washington, D.C. consider replicating Envision Utah's approach to their region. <read more>

An Arizona Republic article highlights Envision Utah. <read more>