Eligible Communities

Utah Renewable Communities is made up of 19 cities, counties, and towns in Utah that are working towards a shared goal: bringing more renewable energy to the Beehive State through the Community Clean Energy Program.

Each of the 19 eligible communities has until June 2, 2026 to decide whether to adopt a participation ordinance to formally remain in the Program when it launches. The residents and businesses within the communities that adopt ordinances will then be able to participate in the Community Clean Energy Program.

So far, 13 communities have adopted ordinances: Holladay, Castle Valley, Grand County, Salt Lake County, Francis, Alta, Ogden, Park City, Moab, Emigration Canyon, Salt Lake City, Summit County, and Springdale.

To learn when a community is considering the ordinance and how you can weigh in, visit their government website, linked below, or reach out to their council office directly.

Updated 5/22/2026

Eligible Communities

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  1. Town of Alta
  2. Town of Castle Valley
  3. Coalville City
  4. Cottonwood Heights
  5. Francis City
  6. Grand County (unincorporated)
  7. City of Emigration Canyon
  8. City of Holladay
  9. Kearns City
  10. Midvale City
  11. Millcreek City
  12. Moab City
  13. Oakley City
  14. Ogden City
  15. Park City
  16. Salt Lake City
  17. Salt Lake County (unincorporated)
  18. Springdale Town
  19. Summit County (unincorporated)