Great Work — Utah

Utah Association of Counties (UAC)

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

Type
resource
Status
Draft
Confidence
Medium
Tier
D
Builder-tier
C
Founder-tier
F
Activity-signal
2026-09-08 · https://www.utahcounties.org/connect-pages/events
Activity-checked
2026-08-14
Focus
Entrepreneurship Communities, Funding, Late Stage Growth
Primary Location
Murray, UT
Utah Location
statewide
Region
statewide
Map Location
5397 S Vine St, Murray, UT 84107
Coordinates
40.653506, -111.870900
Location Precision
exact
Location Source
https://www.utahcounties.org/about-pages/about
Website
https://www.uacnet.org/
Updated
2026-08-11

Summary

The Utah Association of Counties (UAC) is the statewide association representing Utah's 29 county governments. Entrepreneurs seeking hands-on company support should use county economic-development offices or business resource centers rather than treating UAC as a general startup service.

Who It's For

County commissioners, county staff, and appointed officials seeking training, policy advocacy, and peer networks. Secondary relevance to founders only when navigating county-level permits, incentives, or rural programs administered through counties.

What It Provides

Annual conference and events, policy steering committees, legal and training resources for counties, job board for county government roles, and partner-sponsored programming. Contact: admin@utahcounties.org, (801) 265-1331, 5397 S Vine St, Murray, UT 84107.

How To Use It

Start with the official website, then confirm current programs before recommending.

Cost / Eligibility

UAC services target county governments and their officials. Private founders should contact their county economic-development or SBDC office rather than UAC membership channels unless participating in a public event.

Best Fits

Founders trying to understand which county office handles a permit, rural grant, or incentive—and who need the association only as a directory hop to county government.

Poor primary fit for mentorship, funding, or accelerator-style startup support.

Evidence

Open Questions