In a Salt Lake Tribune article about the challenges to building new housing, the 2024 survey is mentioned citing our findings regarding the level of concern Utahns feel about the future of affordable housing.

This St. George News article discusses past outcomes of the Utah Wellbeing Survey and how it has impacted southern Utah. There is also a call for residents of Ivins, Springdale, Cedar City, and La Verkin to participate again this year.

KPCW gives information on the Heber, Midway, and Kamas surveys.

With an emphasis on Northern Utah, this article covers the details of the project as well as the previous results of communities in Cache Valley

Utah State Today explains what the Utah Wellbeing Project is and how it is a strong example of USU’s land grant mission. This article also mentions some changes made to the survey this year.

This article outlines the history and details of the Utah Wellbeing Survey with a focus on how the results are used to benefit the communities that participate.

Academic article written from the results of 2022-2023 Utah Wellbeing Survey published in Local Development & Society

Report for the USU Institute of Land, Water, and Air

Millcreek News shared the results of the 2024 survey regarding personal and community wellbeing. Results were then compared with other cities in Utah.

This Park Record news article covers the results of the Utah Wellbeing survey in Heber and Midway. Population growth, overall wellbeing, community connection, areas of future concern, and parks and trails were specifically noted.

This Cottonwood Heights community newspaper article highlights the purposes and history of the Utah Wellbeing Project and includes information on the 2024 survey and how to take it.

Cache Valley Daily covers the purpose and general contents of the Utah Wellbeing Project and provides details for those in Cache County who wish to take the survey.

Tom Dansie, Springdale’s director of community development, explains the importance of community input in decision making and the value of learning about the wellbeing of citizens. Aspects of the Utah Wellbeing Survey are also covered.

A description of the Utah Wellbeing Survey and it's use in Heber and Midway by KPCW.

Utah State Today covers the findings from the Utah Wellbeing Project in respect to Utahns' future concerns.

A summary of the findings from the 2022 Utah Wellbeing Survey in Cottonwood Heights. Landscape features, water supply concerns, connection to the community, and a comparatively high personal and community wellbeing were all highlighted in this article.

The Utah Wellbeing Project findings are discussed in this Utah State Today article in respect to community connection and personal wellbeing. (Photo Credit: Gorm Kallestad)

The Utah Wellbeing surveys are highlighted in an Utah State Today article that discusses the effects COVID had on wellbeing and the rebound the surveys have observed. (Photo Credit: USU/Levi Sim)

Dr. Flint is interviewed about the Utah Wellbeing Project and Moab and Blanding's involvement.

Utah League of Cities and Towns hosts a podcast titled CitiesWork and in this episode Dr. Courtney Flint is interviewed and discusses evaluating the wellbeing of residents in Utah Cities.

Key findings from the 2021 Utah Wellbeing surveys are outlined as well as their relevance and importance to city leaders and decisions makers in Utah.

Utah State Magazine gives an overview of the purpose and origins of the Utah Wellbeing surveys.