Military Installation Development Authority

Summary

The Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) is a State of Utah entity created in 2007 to facilitate economic development involving military initiatives and multi-jurisdiction project areas. Its legal powers and limits come from Utah Code Chapter 63H-1; its website publishes current project-area material.

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?