Christy Dahlberg
Community Development Planner
Wasatch Front Regional Council
Christy Dahlberg is a planner with the Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC), where she works on regional transportation planning and community engagement initiatives across the Wasatch Front. Her work focuses on helping communities coordinate land use, transportation, and long-range planning to support sustainable growth and mobility in northern Utah. Christy collaborates with local governments, agencies, and stakeholders to develop planning solutions that improve connectivity and quality of life for residents throughout the region.
Christy is a Utah native with a Bachelors in Urban Ecology and Master of Public Administration, both from the University of Utah. She has worked at the Wasatch Front Regional Council for four years working on the Transportation Land Use Connection Program as well as the Community Development Block Grant Program. She is passionate about preserving the quality of life Utahns know and love. She also enjoys all things mountains and traveling, from mountain bikes to motorcycles. Time by a river with a book, fishing pole, her dog, family and friends is time well spent.
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I’d live there! »
APA Utah 2026 Spring Conference: Bryce Canyon, April 8, 2026 3:00 pmWFRC has developed a tool to help city staff and appointed and elected officials make informed decisions, backed by visual representations and data on where to allow additional housing in their communities. The tool allows users to weigh considerations such as proximity to medical, educational, and child care amenities, as well as employment opportunities and access to opportunities via various modes of transportation. The end result is a heat map that gives you a general idea of the locations with the most positive impact.
How Are We Doing? Updates on Moderate Income Housing Plans and Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinances »
September 10, 2021 10:10 am
October 1st triggers the compliance date for HB82 internal accessory dwelling units. Open discussion to share implementation and discussion with fellow members. December 1 triggers the reporting requirement for submittal of the Moderate Income Housing Plan. We will share resources and provide any updates on the form and what changes may occur in 2022. Come with your story to share and questions as we all navigate these requirements together.
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