Later this spring, the five-level facility will be hosting corporate conventions, but it will also give consumer shows, auto shows, bridal fairs and larger community events a place to meet. The $41 million convention center is owned by Utah County and is being paid for with a bond.
The new state of the art and environmentally friendly building is a dream come true for elected leaders, who believe it will add $18 million to the economy every year and will bring new jobs to the area. Deseret News
