A girl is dropped off next to a sign reminding people to turn off their vehicles while they’re parked. – Vincent Horiuchi SALT LAKE CITY — In the middle of a historically active wildfire season — where large amounts of carbon dioxide, brown and black carbon and ozone are pouring into the atmosphere — the Utah […]
St. George • Every day, packed shuttles chug through Zion National Park carrying thousands of hikers, bikers, tourists and locals into the country’s third most visited National Park. The nearly 40 buses they have on hand have carried passengers since 2000, and haven’t been replaced since, much to the dismay of visitors and park officials alike, The […]
Editor’s Note: This is the third story in a three part series about regional transportation in southern Utah for citizens and tourists alike. What if you could fly into St. George Regional Airport and get on a public shuttle bus that could take you straight to Zion National Park, along the way stopping at key […]
Editor’s Note: This is the second story in a three-part series about regional transportation in southern Utah for citizens and tourists alike. It’s no secret that living in southern Utah is expensive. But what do you do when you can’t afford to live near your workplace, and there’s no public transportation to help you get there? […]
Editor’s Note: This is the first story in a three part series about regional transportation in southern Utah for citizens and tourists alike. Every day, packed shuttles chug through Zion National Park carrying thousands of hikers, bikers, tourists and locals into the country’s third most visited National Park. The nearly 40 buses they have on hand have carried […]
ACE Recycling and Disposal is one of the largest independent waste haulers in the western United States and has become known as a leader in cutting-edge green technologies. In 2008, the company adopted alternative fuels and now has a fleet of 194 vehicles, 99 of which are heavy-duty, CNG refuse haulers. In addition to implementing […]
UCC Statement of Solidarity in Racial Justice, Equity and Accessibility Utah Clean Cities acknowledges and condemns racism, racially motivated violence and discrimination in all of its forms. We support and demand justice among communities of color, in Utah and nationwide. Systemic racism demands systemic solutions that are based on listening, learning, empathy, solidarity and action. […]
To our valued Clean Cities Members, Stakeholders and Colleagues: The Utah Clean Cities Team is closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic and understands that these are trying times. It is the priority of our organization to keep our coalition and community members healthy and safe so that we may overcome the challenges we currently face. We […]
By Brinley Wilson, Utah Clean Cities The concepts of emergency resiliency and preparedness are of critical importance to Utah Clean Cities. As a coalition, we believe incorporating biodiesel, electric, natural gas, and propane vehicles into emergency fleets can diversify energy portfolios and create reliant transportation alternatives. On Wednesday, March 18 at 7:09 AM, a magnitude […]
