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Ogden mayor appointed to 2034 Olympics Host Communities Committee
Ogden mayor appointed to 2034 Olympics Host Communities Committee

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time16-05-2025

  • Politics
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Ogden mayor appointed to 2034 Olympics Host Communities Committee

OGDEN, Utah (ABC4) — Ogden Mayor Ben Nadolski — alongside other representatives from northern Utah — has been appointed to a new committee to advise the 2034 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. The formation of the Host Communities Committee was announced by Utah Olympic organizers. The committee is meant to engage local communities throughout the planning process of the Games, focusing on sustainable economic development and community-driven initiatives. How 2002 helped Utah win the Winter Olympic Games in 2034 In a press release, Mayor Nadolski said, Being at the table as Olympic plans take shape is a rare opportunity to help chart our future. The Games bring more than world-class athletes—they bring global attention, economic opportunity, and a chance to build a culture and legacy of sport that develops character in our kids and creates lasting opportunity for our community.' Odgen Mayor Ben Nadolski Also appointed to the Host Communities Committee was Weber County Commissioner Jim Harvey. According to Ogden City, Nadolski and Harvey will ensure that 'Northern Utah's voice is represented.' Let the Games begin: The Salt Lake City 2034 Olympics by the numbers Other local figures were appointed to committees, including Ogden's Kym Buttschardt, owner of Roosters Brewing Company and Restaurant group. She was appointed to the Finance and Audit Committee. These committee appointments were made in part by the Utah Winter Games Steering Committee, which also met on May 11 to give an The Steering Committee was created by the . The 24th Ogden Marathon is this weekend — Here's what to know about closures, events Ogden mayor appointed to 2034 Olympics Host Communities Committee Red Butte Garden announces Jon Batiste will join summer concert series 1 dead, 1 in custody after stabbing at Riverdale apartment complex How strength training can help people avoid injuries Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Company to add more than 300 aerospace jobs in Ogden thanks to a tax incentive
Company to add more than 300 aerospace jobs in Ogden thanks to a tax incentive

Yahoo

time13-03-2025

  • Business
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Company to add more than 300 aerospace jobs in Ogden thanks to a tax incentive

OGDEN, Utah (ABC4) — An aerospace company that has done business in Utah for several decades is planning to add more than 300 jobs in Ogden after the city granted it a tax incentive. Williams International — a company that develops gas turbine engines for jets, uncrewed aircraft, and cruise missiles — is seeking to increase its more than 900 employees in Ogden by a third, opening the doors for hundreds of new high-paying positions. The business is also expected to invest more than $1 billion in its Utah operations over the next several years, according to a city press release. Ogden City Mayor Ben Nadolski called the company 'an anchor employer' in the community, saying it provides 'high-quality, family-supporting jobs for our residents.' 'This expansion embodies 'The Ogden Way' of creating economic opportunity and building a community where all can thrive,' Nadolski said. The announcement comes after the Ogden City Redevelopment Agency Board (RDA) approved a Tax Increment Financing incentive to assist in the company's expansion. The board approved up to $22 million for the financing incentive, with as much as $17 million used to fund electrical infrastructure projects that will allow for Williams International, and other local businesses, to expand their capacities. The board also committed to invest $5.5 million for a new waterline at the Ogden-Hinckley airport. This incentive will be funded by the company's future property taxes following its expansion, city authorities say. 'The use of TIF for Williams' expansion aligns with the Airport Community Reinvestment Area goals of generating new employment, growing the property tax base, providing public infrastructure, and encouraging the development of vacant land,' the city's press release reads. The timeline of the company's expansion, and when jobs might open for applications, is not immediately clear at this time. However, the company's website more than 40 openings. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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