R6 Regional Council

resource active confidence: Medium status: Draft updated 2026-08-11

Type
resource
Status
Draft
Confidence
Medium
Tier
D
Builder-tier
C
Founder-tier
D
Activity-signal
2026-06-03 · https://www.utah.gov/pmn/files/1439561.pdf
Activity-checked
2026-08-14
Focus
Entrepreneurship Communities, Funding, Late Stage Growth
Domain
capital-programs
Primary Location
Richfield, UT
Utah Location
Juab County, Millard County, Piute County, Sanpete County, Sevier County, Wayne County
Region
Central Utah
Map Location
R6 Regional Council, 82 E 600 N, Richfield, UT 84701
Coordinates
38.7760654, -112.0833003
Location Precision
exact
Location Source
https://r6.utah.gov/contact/
Website
https://r6.utah.gov/
Updated
2026-08-11

Summary

R6 Regional Council serves Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne counties through planning, economic development, housing, aging, and workforce programs. Its value is one regional doorway across fragmented rural services; that breadth also makes it navigation infrastructure rather than a singular intervention.

Who It's For

Residents, local governments, and businesses in the six-county central Utah region seeking regional program support, planning assistance, workforce or aging services, and economic-development coordination.

What It Provides

Regional council administration, economic and community planning, housing and aging programs, workforce development references, public meetings, job postings, and staff assistance. The homepage routes users to programs, meetings, staff list, and news.

How To Use It

Cost / Eligibility

Program costs vary by service (workforce, housing, aging, business support). Contact R6 staff to identify the correct program and eligibility rules.

Best Fits

Central Utah businesses and community partners who need a regional AOG/COG front door for planning, workforce, or economic-development programs.

Less useful for Wasatch Front startups outside the six-county service area.

Evidence

Open Questions

  • Which R6 economic-development or revolving-loan programs are actively enrolling?
  • Is abbyivory@r6.utah.gov still the best first contact for business inquiries?