Utah

Led by strong real estate, technology, and construction sectors, Utah is experiencing one of its longest economic expansions and has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country. The SF Fed has had a presence in Utah since 1918 when the Salt Lake City branch office first opened. Today, the branch serves as a cash operations site for the region. Branch staff members also serve the state with expertise spanning regional, business, and community outreach, financial institution supervision and credit, police services, and application development.

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Contacts

Becky B. Potts
Becky B. Potts
Regional Executive

Tracy Choi
Tracy Choi
Community Development Outreach Manager

Featured Publications

Feeling the Effects of Drought in the Twelfth District

Posted July 11, 2022

The Supervision + Credit team’s quarterly First Glance 12L report notes drought-related impacts pose challenges to the Twelfth District financial institutions, residents, and business.

Beyond the Numbers: Listening to Higher Education Leaders about Post-Pandemic Challenges

Posted May 11, 2023

The pandemic severely disrupted universities and community colleges. In a recent roundtable with President Mary Daly, Twelfth District higher education leaders discussed the significant challenges they continue to grapple with.

Contacts

Becky B. Potts
Becky B. Potts
Regional Executive

Tracy Choi
Tracy Choi
Community Development Outreach Manager

Utah News, Events, and Publications

Beyond the Numbers: Listening to Higher Education Leaders about Post-Pandemic Challenges

SF Fed Blog | Posted May 11, 2023

Remarks by Mary C. Daly

General Event | Posted April 7, 2023

Rising Interest Rates Dampen District’s Housing Market Activity

SF Fed Blog | Posted January 20, 2023

Promoting Economic Participation through Regional Equity

SF Fed Blog | Posted August 10, 2022

Home Care in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District: Snapshots by State

Community Development Data | Posted March 21, 2022

Overlooked Suburbs: The Changing Metropolitan Geography of Poverty in the Western United States

Community Development Research Briefs | Posted January 31, 2022

Supply Chain and Labor Shortages Dampen Q3

SF Fed Blog | Posted January 13, 2022

Pandemic Brings Increase in Fraud

SF Fed Blog | Posted November 8, 2021

First Half of 2021 Indicates Continued Labor Market Recovery

SF Fed Blog | Posted August 5, 2021

Real Estate Growth Driven by Supply and Demand in Q1

SF Fed Blog | Posted July 30, 2021

Zip Code Economies Season 1.5: Under Pain Lives Hope

SF Fed Blog | Posted March 24, 2021

Paycheck Protection Program Lending in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District: Snapshots by State

Community Development Data | Posted March 3, 2021

Child Care in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District: Snapshots by State

Community Development Data | Posted February 17, 2021

Employment/Rehiring Continues Its Rocky Road to Recovery

SF Fed Blog | Posted February 11, 2021

How Did COVID-19 Impact Small Businesses in 2020’s Q3?

SF Fed Blog | Posted February 8, 2021

How Bad Is the U.S. 2020 Fire Season?

SF Fed Blog | Posted December 2, 2020

How Did COVID-19 Affect Real Estate Lending in the First Quarter of 2020?

SF Fed Blog | Posted August 11, 2020

SF Fed COVID-19 Resource Hub Available Now

SF Fed Blog | Posted April 6, 2020

What Can Banking Conditions Tell Us about the Economy?

SF Fed Blog | Posted January 8, 2020