Mountainland Association of Governments
resource active confidence: Medium status: Draft updated 2026-08-11
Summary
Mountainland Association of Governments coordinates regional planning and services across Summit, Utah, and Wasatch counties. Shared planning can help local governments act together, but its counterfactual effect is regional and diffuse.
Who It's For
Local governments and community organizations in the Mountainland region; residents accessing MAG human-services and weatherization programs; businesses indirectly benefiting from regional planning and funding connections — contact MAG for C&ED-specific business pathways.
What It Provides
Regional collaboration and planning, funding and service connections, community and economic development programs, aging and family services, heat and weatherization assistance, and GRAMA/contact channels for regional inquiries.
How To Use It
Use the official site contact page or main phone line; economic development inquiries should name the specific program or county.
- Official website · https://magutah.gov/
- Main: 801-229-3800
- Email: mcarroll@magutah.gov
- Startup State listing: https://startup.utah.gov/business-resource/mountainland-association-of-governments/
Cost / Eligibility
Many human-services programs are income-eligible and free or subsidized; regional planning services are typically arranged through member governments. Confirm program rules on magutah.gov.
Best Fits
Summit, Utah, or Wasatch county operators needing regional planning, C&ED, or social-service program referrals — not a statewide founder hub. Pair with local city ED or GOEO for incentives.
Evidence
- Official website · https://magutah.gov/
- Startup State listing: https://startup.utah.gov/business-resource/mountainland-association-of-governments/
Open Questions
- Which Community & Economic Development services are available directly to private businesses?
- Current heat/weatherization enrollment criteria?