The session will focus on key aspects of implementation that help communities and firms achieve successful outcomes when seeking professional consultant assistance. Topics will include: the benefits of using a consultant, typical services provided, identifying qualified professionals, preparation, fee structures, advertising, managing responses, conducting interviews, and negotiating agreements.

Join us for APA Utah’s Annual Member Meeting to hear updates on the state of the chapter, learn what we’ve accomplished this year, and see what’s ahead for 2026.

This is a presentation and discussion for urban designers about the importance and value of good street design, and their contribution to walkable, livable, and vibrant cities and communities. The program is scheduled for one hour.

Designated in 2008 as one of the “10 Great Public Spaces in America” by APA, the West Side Market stands as Cleveland’s oldest continuously operating public market and a symbol of the city’s immigrant roots, culinary diversity, and community spirit. Learn how the latest reinvestment will preserve its historic character while preparing it for the next century of service.

Join APA Utah for a night of holiday fun with a screening of ELF! Enjoy photos with Santa, festive outfit contests, trivia, and interactive surprises that make this a movie night to remember.

Since implementing the BESS moratorium in January 2024, the Department of Resource Management has engaged extensively with stakeholders to create comprehensive regulations for BESS projects in unincorporated Solano County. This effort has been guided by the BESS Technical Working Group, which includes local first responders, industry specialists, and community members, along with consultations from national safety agencies and other jurisdictions experienced with BESS.

The Intermountain Sustainability Summit (ISS) is a dynamic gathering of sustainability-minded professionals and emerging leaders, drawing experts and visionaries from business, government, nonprofit, and education sectors to learn, collaborate , and create positive change in our communities, environment , and economy. 

Cities across Utah are looking for new ways to expand homeownership opportunities — especially as land, construction costs, and housing demand continue to rise.

Upcoming lecture by Alexandra Lange, who won the Pulitzer Prize in Criticism in 2025 for a series of essays on “Designing Cities for Children,” will join us on Friday, March 27 at 4:00 PM at the Hayes Christensen Theater (in the Marriott Center for Dance building at the U).

Join us for a fun and casual evening of bowling, networking, and connection with planning students from across multiple universities, along with local professionals. Whether you’re looking to meet peers, expand your network, or learn more about APA Utah, this is a great opportunity to connect in a relaxed and welcoming setting.