In most special districts, there's a lot of work to be done. And sometimes it can feel like meetings are a waste of valuable time. But when done correctly, meetings can make your team more cooperative and productive. Use these simple techniques to... (Read More)

When you look at Utah, it’s hard to believe we live in a desert. Even though our cities and mountains are flush with green trees and vegetation, water conservation is still very important. Here are three ways to conserve water both in and out of... (Read More)

Management is about more than just delegating, budgets, and status updates. One of the biggest responsibilities that managers face is creating team cohesion, and enabling and empowering employees to do their best work. This is easier said than... (Read More)

We've had a great start to 2019. With the 2019 General Legislative Session now at a close, we wanted to provide a recap of some of this year's highlights and accomplishments. The 2019 General session began on January 28 of this year and came to a... (Read More)

Utah's special districts do so much right — providing fire protection, snow removal, clean water, recreational opportunities and more for the residents within their boundaries. You do so professionally and efficiently, with service to citizens at... (Read More)

Did you know that companies may join UASD as associate members? It's a a great way to increase the visibility of your business. Associate members receive recognition on the UASD website as a sponsoring organization. You'll be included in our... (Read More)

We’re off and running with the Utah State Legislature general session, monitoring the House and Senate bills that could affect our local and special service districts. And while we pride ourselves on being our member districts’ voice at the... (Read More)

Tired of winter yet? As predicted, our mild temperatures aren’t the sort that send you into hibernation. But, with the natural letdown that comes with the end of the holidays and the start of the inversion season, comes a temptation to stay in... (Read More)

Dale Carnegie had it down to an art, making that great first impression. And his classic, “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” still serves as a cornerstone of, well, doing just that. A firm handshake and making eye contact go a long way... (Read More)