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UVU students present ways to improve affordable housing crisis in Heber Valley to City Council   - Utah Policy

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This week a group of Utah Valley University Public Relations and Strategic Communication students met with the Heber City Council to propose ways in which the city can address affordable housing. Heber City is currently one of the fastest growing microcities in the United States. Inasmuch, city officials have worked to provide enough housing to accommodate the population influx associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.    “We are focusing on issues…
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UVU students present ways to improve affordable housing crisis in Heber Valley to City Council   - Utah Policy

This week a group of Utah Valley University Public Relations and Strategic Communication students met with the Heber City Council to propose ways in which the city can address affordable housing. Heber City is currently one of the fastest growing microcities in the United States. Inasmuch, city officials have worked to provide enough housing to accommodate the population influx associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.    “We are focusing on issues…

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