Utah Gov. Spencer J. Cox recently met with Yoon Suk Yeol, President of the Republic of Korea, marking a new chapter in Utah’s relationship with the East Asian nation. This meeting involving 47 Utah businesses...
Military members often face unique challenges when it comes to housing, due to their frequent relocations, limited control over duty stations, and lower-than-average income compared to civilians, especially in high-cost areas. A bipartisan bill introduced by...
Utah's entrepreneurial spirit thrives with the recent launch of Startup.utah.gov, a wide-ranging website designed to support your business journey – from that initial spark of an idea to establishing a thriving company, and even navigating...
Inflation can have a significant impact on small businesses. Understanding the potential effects of inflation on your businesses can better prepare you on how to adapt to changing economic conditions. Your ability to overcome inflation is...
Layton City has grant funds available through the Davis County Main Street Façade Grant program. Renovation or restoration plans for Main Street buildings may be eligible for funding. The grant may be awarded to one or two projects with the amount available to an individual project to be determined by the Layton City Redevelopment […]
Read moreLayton City’s Community & Economic Development department is pleased to announce its Small Business Financial Assistance Grant available to local Layton City businesses impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The grant money may be used by employers to offset wages for qualifying employees. Employers may submit an application to Layton City for the following on a […]
Read moreThe impacts of COVID-19 have been widespread and proven impossible to recover from for many businesses across the U.S., and right here in Layton. There are still business resources available that may help your business offset the impacts created by the Coronavirus. Layton City is providing a list of resources to assist local businesses with […]
Read moreThe Hill AFB Compatible Use Plan (CUP) is a collaborative planning effort between Layton City (local project sponsor), Clearfield City, Ogden City, Riverdale City, Roy City, South Ogden City, South Weber City, Sunset City, Uintah City, City of Washington Terrace, Davis County, Weber County, Hill AFB, Utah Defense Alliance, and many other local, regional, […]
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