Upcoming APA Utah Events

We’re excited to invite planners and allied professionals to submit session proposals for the 2025 APA Utah Fall Conference!

Join us for a casual night of pickleball at the Cache Recreation Complex.

Join us at the American West Heritage Center for a fun and relaxed evening! Enjoy a brief presentation, a delicious BBQ dinner, and classic games with fellow attendees. Please remember to carpool if you can. Brought to you by APA Utah, Civil Solutions, Cache County, Citi Design, Bio-West, and Planning Solutions.

Join APA Utah for our Monthly Virtual Roundtable! 

This informal, online gathering is a great opportunity to connect, share ideas, and learn from others involved in planning across the state. Whether you’re an elected or appointed official, a commissioner, or a citizen planner–everyone is welcome! Come network, ask questions, and be part of the conversation shaping Utah’s communities. 

Join APA UT for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Salt Lake City International Airport! This guided experience will provide a unique look at the airport’s operations, planning, and development.

Participants will learn what the 2023 Planner Perspectives on Climate survey, conducted as part of the 2023 Divisions Council Initiative to the entire APA membership as well as within select international planning audiences, revealed about the state of climate response in the planning field.

You’re Invited to a Reception for Utah Planners in Denver! Join the Utah APA Leadership and fellow Utah planners for a casual coffee and brunch reception in Denver.

Cache County, ULUI, and APA Utah are teaming up to offer a Basic Land Use Regulations workshop as part of the APA Utah Spring Conference. This 3-hour training will take place in the afternoon of the conference, providing valuable insights into foundational land use principles.

This event has been canceled due to low registration numbers.

Join us on February 19 for an in-depth discussion on The Other Side Academy Development and the role of modular housing. This webinar will provide a 360-degree view from the perspectives of a consultant, developer, and city representative.

As planners increasingly embrace digital tools, understanding the workings behind the web has become crucial. Just as “Code is the new concrete,” planners who understand the “infrastructure” of websites can more effectively engage with digital platforms to serve their communities.

In recent years, many cities have begun to recognize the value of sustaining LGBTQ+ historic and cultural sites within the broader urban fabric. Traditional preservation tools such as historic context statements, city landmarks, and cultural resource surveys can ensure such sites are protected. Innovative concepts such as cultural districts can help drive municipal projects.