Is Salt Lake City about to lose its seats on the inland port board? It would be ‘retaliatory,’ mayor says.

Key Utah lawmakers confirm a bill is in the works. “Salt Lake City is trying to make this about them,” says House majority leader. “It’s not.”

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Trucks carrying shipping containers move in and out of the Union Pacific Intermodal Terminal at a steady pace, west of Salt Lake City. Directly south is the future site of the transloading facility, which will be the heart of the inland port, as seen on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2021.

Is Salt Lake City about to lose its seats on the inland port board? It would be ‘retaliatory,’ mayor says.

Key Utah lawmakers confirm a bill is in the works. “Salt Lake City is trying to make this about them,” says House majority leader. “It’s not.”

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