Utah Infrastructure Agency (UIA)
Utah Infrastructure Agency (UIA) is a political subdivision of the state of Utah and was created in June of 2010 by nine Utah cities. The UIA network is connected to the Utah Telecommunications Open Infrastructure Agency (UTOPIA) fiber optic network pursuant to an Indefeasible Right of Use Agreement between UIA and UTOPIA, which grants UIA access to certain facilities of and capacity in the UTOPIA network. The UTOPIA network provides telecommunications services, support and management services as well as crucial infrastructure for the UIA network. The synergy provided by UIA’s partnership with UTOPIA allows both organizations to provide their citizens a state-of-the-art broadband network. The project is facilitating economic development throughout UTOPIA member cities.
UIA Series 2018A $21,810,000 Telecommunications Revenue Bonds Official Statement
UIA Series 2019 $48,365,000 Telecommunications Revenue Bonds Official Statement
UIA Series 2021 $52,495,000 Utah Infrastructure Agency Telecommunications Revenue Bonds
UIA Series 2021 $16,915,000 Pleasant Grove City Telecommunications and Franchise Tax Revenue Bonds
UIA Series 2021 $19,220,000 Syracuse City Telecommunications, Franchise, and Sales Tax Revenue Bonds
UIA Series 2022 $30,000,000 Utah Infrastructure Agency Telecommunications Revenue Bonds
UIA Series 2018A $21,810,000 Telecommunications Revenue Bonds Official Statement
UIA Series 2019 $48,365,000 Telecommunications Revenue Bonds Official Statement
UIA Series 2021 $52,495,000 Utah Infrastructure Agency Telecommunications Revenue Bonds
UIA Series 2021 $16,915,000 Pleasant Grove City Telecommunications and Franchise Tax Revenue Bonds
UIA Series 2021 $19,220,000 Syracuse City Telecommunications, Franchise, and Sales Tax Revenue Bonds
UIA Series 2022 $30,000,000 Utah Infrastructure Agency Telecommunications Revenue Bonds