Thank you to all who participated in the first public meeting which was held virtually on Zoom on October 20^th, and the online open house, which was available online from October 21 – November 4, for the Hill AFB Compatible Use Plan. During the meeting and open house, participants were provided an overview of the Compatible Use Plan, how it is being developed, the stakeholders involved and opportunities for ongoing participation in the project. Participants were also provided with information about the missions at Hill AFB, the Utah Test and Training Range and Little Mountain Test Facility.

The materials from the public meeting and open house are available by clicking the graphics below:

Thank you to all who participated in the second public meeting for the Hill AFB Compatible Use Plan, which was held virtually on Zoom on March 31^st. During the meeting, participants were provided a summary of the compatibility issues that have been identified during the CUP process. Participants were directed to this project website to take a questionnaire to identify how important these issues are to them. 

The presentation and recording from the second public meeting is available by clicking the graphics below:

Thank you to all who participated in the third public meeting for the Hill AFB Compatible Use Plan, which was held virtually on Zoom on December 7, 2021. This meeting was held in conjunction with the public review period for the Public Draft CUP. During the meeting, Matrix presented an update of the project, an overview of the public draft review period, an overview of the compatibility issues and strategies, next steps for the project, and facilitated a question-and-answer session.

The presentation from the third public meeting is available by clicking the graphic below:

This plan was prepared under contract with Layton City, Utah, with financial support from the Department of Defense Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation. The content reflects the views of the key CUP partners involved in the development of this plan and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation.