Can the old prison site be a gathering place for Utah’s top minds?

Join The Tribune in a community conversation about Point of the Mountain as a seedbed for innovation.

(Rendering by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, via Point of the Mountain State Land Authority) A bird's eye view of The Point, a Utah-backed housing and economic development project proposed on 600 state-owned acres at Point of the Mountain in Draper. The state envisions an "innovation district" at the site that will bring together academic and industry experts.

Can the old prison site be a gathering place for Utah’s top minds?

Join The Tribune in a community conversation about Point of the Mountain as a seedbed for innovation.

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