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The Utah Lake Authority has approved a new written policy for the agency to address a common concern within the community about transparency in the organization. The policy outlines guidelines for following public records, meetings and notices laws and a breakdown of what types of documents need board review or approval in a public meeting. […]

After searching for a few months, the Utah Lake Authority has selected a new executive director, Luke Peterson. Peterson’s hiring was finalized and approved at a ULA board meeting last week. Peterson has experience in economic development, government relations and strategic communications, according to a press release distributed Wednesday. Most recently, he has worked in […]

Since Utah Lake Authority Executive Director Eric Ellis resigned to take a new job as Vineyard’s city manager, the agency has been searching for its next leader. The job posting is currently listed on multiple hiring platforms, and the ULA intends to hire someone by Jan. 17, but that could change depending on the pool […]

For 13 years and counting, Utahs Division of Wildlife Resources has hosted fourth graders every spring and fall to teach them more about the lake they live so close to.

Salt Lake City, UT – (Good Things Utah) – Take a dip into family fun with Utah Lake Festival! Sam Braegger, Programs Manager for the Utah Lake Authority sailed into the studio to discuss everything you need to know to join the fun.  The Utah Lake Festival is upheld in the effort to educate the […]

People gathered throughout Utah on Saturday to help improve parks, trails and wildfire mitigation efforts, plant trees, and serve the community as a way to commemorate 9\/11.

To pay for future life jacket stations and more life jackets, the Utah Lake Photo Club and the Utah Lake Commission are hosting a photography contest.

Tragedy brought two families together in 2020 after they lost their daughters on Utah Lake. Now, the families said they want to prevent future drownings with life jacket stations around the lake.

The Daily Universe The Provo City Council is looking for ways to remove toxic algae from Utah Lake. In a Provo City Council joint meeting with state legislators on Jan. 12, the council talked about funding and measures they are taking to get rid of the harmful algae in the water. Rep. Keven Stratton from District 48, chair of the Water and Natural Resources Committees, is proposing a bill that will significantly reduce the population of algae in Utah Lake. “One of the things we’re goin...