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Utah Senate leader hopes microreactors can help make the state ‘one of the nuclear headquarters for the world’

Stuart Adams is also the chair of the Military Installation Development Authority, or MIDA, which plans to develop National Guard armory sites around the state.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Utah National Guard Armory in Lehi on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024. Utah's Military Installation Development Authority is working with the Utah National Guard on plans to develop commercial uses on its armory sites across the state, to generate revenue for projects the Guard needs.