Upcoming APA Utah Events

Urban flooding is a significant and growing challenge, exacerbated by climate change, aging infrastructure, and expanding urbanization.

Floods are among the most devastating natural hazards, disrupting communities and critical infrastructure worldwide.

A common refrain from communities concerned about the impacts of new housing is that the increase in demand for municipal services and schooling from the new development will outweigh increases in property tax revenue

Join us for a virtual presentation on the development of the City Center Master Plan for Saratoga Springs, Utah

Join ULI Utah and APA Utah for an engaging and informative webinar exploring how ULI’s Technical Assistance Panels (TAPs) bring expert-driven, real-world solutions to local land use and development challenges.

Join us for Planning Connections, a monthly roundtable designed geared towards planning commissioners. Held on the first Monday of each month at noon, these informal sessions offer a mix of networking, Q&A, and short educational topics to support your work and build connections with fellow commissioners across the state. Bring your questions, challenges, and ideas—we’re (more…)

Permitting uses by right and implementing administrative approvals can connect a community vision that is based on meaningful community engagement and articulated in a plan with more appropriate zoning review processes, creating more opportunities for investment and growth.

This webinar showcases how two industry innovators are reshaping planning practice by fusing domain expertise with purpose-built technology.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping county planning, offering powerful tools to streamline processes, improve decision-making, and enhance public engagement. This session explores how AI is being successfully implemented in planning practice and the legal considerations that come with it.

Join a few APA Utah members for a practical walk-through of the planning resources they rely on most.

Please join us for this informative webinar to learn more about the importance of building a strong professional network and get tips on how to build your network.

Cleckley’s book, Empathic Design, provides essential approaches and methods for designing public spaces with respect for the history and lived experiences of communities. This work ensures that all people, especially those marginalized and harmed by systemic oppression, are represented in their built environment.