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Kem C. Gardner Institute: Salt Lake County Economy: What's on the Horizon?

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Read the September 2020 Report

Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) data for Salt Lake County

The Small Business Administration (SBA) has released data on PPP recipients in Utah. From those spreadsheets, Salt Lake County has created a new dashboard on the Economic Impact Info Portal visualizing the number of recipients, cities they're located, industries that received aid, lenders who facilitated the aid, and the names of businesses receiving $1+ million dollar loans.

View the dashboard

Download Salt Lake County's 7/6/2020 PPP data spreadsheet.

Download Salt Lake County's 8/8/2020 PPP data spreadsheet.

Consumer Sentiment Survey — July 2020

View the latest assessment of Salt Lake County Consumers.

Consumer Sentiment Survey — May 2020

In early May, Salt Lake County staff dedicated to evaluating COVID-19's regional economic impact commissioned a Consumer Sentiment Survey, after seeing a gap in data available on the other half of the business reopening equation: consumer behavior and attitudes.

Graph: Consumers Want Sanitization From Businesses

A high number of those surveyed -- 81% -- said they were more likely to visit a business if those businesses were following local health and safety guidelines. Respondents emphatically said they would feel much more or somewhat more comfortable if businesses:

  • Sanitized high touch surfaces regularly
  • Provided sanitizer in prominent locations
  • Encouraged and maintained social distancing between customers
  • Provided minimal contact and pick-up options
  • Required daily symptom checks for all employee

Explore the entire Consumer Sentiment Survey by Y2 Analytics here.

Economic Impact Working Group

This group leads discussion, policy, and programs in the County and with municipal counterparts and other key regional stakeholders. To join EIWG's meetings and updates, email jcarroll@slco.org.

Support Utah Businesses

Stay Safe, Stay Open

Stay Safe to Stay Open is a statewide campaign to meet the critical imperatives of helping Utah address the health-related objectives to prevent and recover from the coronavirus while at the same time assisting the business community in an effort to appropriately strengthen our state’s economy.
 
Businesses participating in the campaign will be able to clearly identify their participation by colorful signage displayed in their windows and throughout their establishments, demonstrating that they have taken a pledge to follow the state’s guidelines.