Utah § 35A-2-101 Economic service areas -- Creation.

Utah Statutes

§ 35A-2-101 — Economic service areas -- Creation.

Utah § 35A-2-101

Title 35AUtah Workforce Services Code

Ch. 35A-2Economic Service Areas

Part 35A-2-1Organization

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Utah Code Ann. § 35A-2-101 (2026).

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(1)(1)(a) The executive director shall establish economic service areas to furnish the services described in Section 35A-2-201.

(1)(b) In establishing economic service areas, the executive director shall seek input from the State Workforce Development Board.

(2)In establishing the economic service areas, the executive director may consider:

(2)(a) areas comprised of multiple counties;

(2)(b) the alignment of transportation and other infrastructure or services;

(2)(c) the interdependence of the economy within a geographic area;

(2)(d) the ability to develop regional marketing and economic development programs;

(2)(e) the labor market areas;

(2)(f) the population of the area, as established in the most recent estimate by the Utah Population Committee;

(2)(g) the number of individuals in t

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(1) (1)(a) The executive director shall establish economic service areas to furnish the services described in Section 35A-2-201.
(1)(b) In establishing economic service areas, the executive director shall seek input from the State Workforce Development Board.
(2) In establishing the economic service areas, the executive director may consider:

(2)(a) areas comprised of multiple counties;
(2)(b) the alignment of transportation and other infrastructure or services;
(2)(c) the interdependence of the economy within a geographic area;
(2)(d) the ability to develop regional marketing and economic development programs;
(2)(e) the labor market areas;
(2)(f) the population of the area, as established in the most recent estimate by the Utah Population Committee;
(2)(g) the number of individuals in the previous year receiving:
(2)(g)(i) services under Chapter 3, Employment Support Act; and
(2)(g)(ii) benefits under Chapter 4, Employment Security Act; and
(2)(h) other factors that relate to the management of the programs administered or that relate to the delivery of services provided under this title.