Utah Permanent Community Impact Board (CIB)

Eligible Entities

Building Authority, City, County, Housing Authority, Institutions of Higher Education, School District, Special Service Districts, Town

Typical Support

Maximum of $5,000,000 - 57% grants, 43% loans

Application Deadline

February 1, June 1, October 1 by 5 pm

Notes

The Permanent Community Impact Fund Board (CIB) is a program of the state of Utah which provides loans and/or grants to state agencies and subdivisions of the state which are or may be socially or economically impacted, directly or indirectly, by mineral resource development on federal lands. The source of funding through CIB is the mineral lease royalties returned to the state by the federal government.

Only those applications submitted by an eligible applicant for an eligible project will be considered by the CIB. Utah state statute authorizes the CIB to fund the following types of activities: planning, construction and maintenance of public facilities, and provision of public services.

The CIB reviews applications and authorizes funding assistance on a Trimester basis during the state fiscal year (July 1 – June 30).

* Pro Notes

Helpful Resources:

https://jobs.utah.gov/housing/community/cib/documents/cibprogramsummary.pdf

Application Walk-Through: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLl7H4xIles

https://jobs.utah.gov/housing/community/cib/index.html

Eligible Applicants:
City, Town, County
SSD and Special Improvement Districts
County Service Area
Water Conservancy District
Water Improvement District
Sewer Improvement District
Building Authority
School Districts
Post Secondary Institution – subject to legislative laws, must be approved by Board of Regents and Governor’s Office

Find city financials for the State of Utah: https://reporting.auditor.utah.gov/searchreports/s/
Find tax rates by area: https://propertytax.utah.gov/rates/area-rates/
Find tax totals and city overall value: https://taxrates.utah.gov/Guest.aspx

Association of Governments:

https://brag.utah.gov/
https://sixcounty.com/
http://seualg.utah.gov/

https://www.ubaog.org/
http://www.fivecounty.utah.gov/

Helpful Information about the Throughput Infrastructure Fund

https://jobs.utah.gov/housing/community/cib/tif.html

Last Updated: July 16, 2020

Featured Project

Dry Wash Dam

In the arid desert of San Juan County, water is scarce and highly valued. Design and construction of the new Dry Wash Dam stands to benefit the members of this community by reducing the effects of potential droughts and water shortages. The new dam consisted of a new 24” dual level outlet works, toe drain, chimney drain, blanket filter systems, overflow spillway and dam embankment. Funded by the Utah Community Impact Board, this project brings more than just water, it also brings peace of mind.

Featured Project

Hideout Community Center

Overlooking the Hideout Golf Course, this Community Center includes conference facilities, kitchen, dining area, office space, storage space, and a golf pro shop. Special features included floor-to-ceiling back windows overlooking golf course to maximize view while relaxing between rounds of golf; multi-purpose rooms to allow for town meetings and flexible use for conferences and gatherings of all sizes. Utilized by an assortment of people, this Community Center provides an aesthetic addition to Monticello and San Juan County thanks to funding provided by the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board.

Featured Project

Quitchupah Creek Road

Built completely from scratch and funded by the Utah Community Impact Board, this road serves the Sevier County community and the Sufco mine. Completion of the road connected the Sufco mine to State Route 10, saving 23 miles on each coal haul. This project included design, right-of-way acquisition and construction engineering. It included multi-agency coordination with federal and state entities, environmental documentation, and operational right-of-way. This project received the 2014 Earth Day “Best Practices” Award; Utah Construction & Design’s 2013 Outstanding Project Award; and American Council of Engineering Companies’ Merit Award.

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