Military Installation Development Authority
resource active confidence: Medium status: Useful updated 2026-08-11
Summary
Utah's Military Installation Development Authority coordinates development around military installations and special project areas. It can align land, infrastructure, and jurisdictions for individual sites, but the page does not show statewide structural effects.
Who It's For
Local governments, military installations, landowners, developers, public agencies, and residents affected by a MIDA project area.
What It Provides
Project-area governance, public records, development agreements, infrastructure coordination, and financing or taxing mechanisms authorized by state law.
How To Use It
Use MIDA's project pages and board records for a specific project, then verify legal authority against current Utah Code and signed instruments. For the Stratos project, see the MIDA project-area source.
Cost / Eligibility
Not a general grant or founder-support program. Participation depends on a project area's legal instruments and public approvals.
Best Fits
Readers tracing authority, commitments, and public process for development tied to military land or a legislatively authorized MIDA project area.
Evidence
- MIDA: Who We Are · https://www.midaut.org/who-we-are
- Utah Code §63H-1-201 · https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title63H/Chapter1/63H-1-S201.html
- MIDA: Stratos Project Area page · https://www.midaut.org/stratos
Open Questions
- Which current project areas remain active, and what authority is unique to each one's enabling legislation?