Under new leadership, Utah Inland Port puts big spending on hold

New executive director wants a master plan and more financial transparency, while his predecessor now will retire instead of taking on role as president.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Trucks move in and out of the Union Pacific intermodal terminal at a steady pace, west of Salt Lake City, on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2021. Directly south is the future site of the Utah Inland Port Authority's transloading facility.

Under new leadership, Utah Inland Port puts big spending on hold

New executive director wants a master plan and more financial transparency, while his predecessor now will retire instead of taking on role as president.

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