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Home to five national parks, 43 state parks, seven national monuments, two national recreation areas, impossible landscapes, and unparalleled outdoor recreation opportunities, Utah features the best of both the Rocky Mountains and the Desert Southwest. Whether mountain biking, fly fishing, springtime skiing, rock climbing, bird watching, or golf, Utah has it all. Come see why Utah is Life Elevated®!
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Jobs
The Department of Workforces Services strives to help all that are unemployed find meaningful work. With thousands of new jobs posted each day, you can search the electronic job board and research companies you would like to work for. You can sign up for workshops on building your resume or interviewing skills. DWS may even be able to help you pay for additional job training.
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There are several online sources for transparency and accountability in Utah government. At open.utah.gov you will find links to state spending, state contracts, lobbyist information, campaign contributions, public meetings in your area, legislation tracking, and publicly available data sources.
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Connect
The state of Utah has over 400 Twitter and Facebook accounts. Several agencies are now blogging to keep citizens in the state up to date. At connect.utah.gov you can find all these social media accounts aggregated in one convenient location. Find a list of all the mobile applications or widgets that the state has to offer.
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Parks
Utah is home to 43 state parks! Pitch a tent or park an RV in one of 2,000 Utah state park campsites. You can buy an annual park pass or make a campsite reservation online. Were you aware that volunteer opportunities abound in Utah's state parks. Individuals, couples, and families with children of all ages, as well as service groups and clubs are needed for worthwhile and fun projects. Visit the State Parks website and find out more.
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Mobile
The state of Utah has 14 mobile applications and many more mobile ready websites. You will find a listing here of everything from real time snow reports to driver license practice exams.
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News
Watch the Governor's 2012 State of the State Address
Fri, 27 Jan 2012
Governor Gary Herbert delivered his 2012 State of the State address on January 25, 2012. Watch the entire address on the Utah.gov YouTube channel.
Utah Lake Trails: Current and Future Plans
Fri, 03 Feb 2012
Currently, there are three paved trails around the lake, albeit disconnected ones. There’s a trail near the Provo Boat Harbor called Skipper Bay Trail, which also connects to the Provo River Trail...
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Learn About International Networking Opportunities on February 10th
Fri, 03 Feb 2012
Franz Kolb of the Governor's Office of Economic Development and Lew Kramer of World Trade Center Utah pull in a team of experts to provide a great opportunity to learn about international networking.
New Business School Facility Planned for USU Campus
Fri, 27 Jan 2012
"We envision Huntsman Hall to be emblematic of our vision and values and to promote interaction just through its very design. It will be a place for people to be involved with others, for active learning, ..."
SALT LAKE CITY - Flanked by representatives from business, healthcare and growth planning organizations, today Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert called Utahns to action and urged them to do their part to improve Utah's air quality. The initiative, the Utah Clean Air Partnership (U-CAIR), is an invitation to all partners currently working toward cleaner air to join forces and motivate individual Utahns to change their beliefs and the behaviors that impact state air quality.
