The Six County Association of Governments is now R6 Regional Council.
We improve local government coordination of mutually beneficial programs.
Community Impact Board: County Capital Improvements Priority Lists
CEDS Report: Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy
You may download the most recent CEDS report here (.pdf format).
Public participation welcome for Regional Annual Action Plan
Every year the Six County Association of Governments produces an Annual Action Plan as required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Plan details the community development, housing needs and priorities of Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne Counties. There is special emphasis on serving the needs of the low and moderate income and special needs populations.
The purpose of the plan is to identify implementation of HUD funded projects and activities that should take place in the immediate or near future. The planning process is undertaken with the assistance of towns, cities, counties, and the public to identify, prioritize and quantify the cost of capital improvement needs in each jurisdiction. In January communities are interviewed individually about their needs.
Six County also works with the regional public housing agencies and other service providers to identify gaps in affordable housing and for appropriate means to address those gaps. Public hearings are in conjunction with the regional governing body, or executive board, to solicit public involvement in the plan development process.
The following questions are considered in the development of the Annual Action Plan:
1. What are the key priorities for housing and community development for each jurisdiction in the region, and the region as a whole?
2. What opportunities exist for integration and coordination of federal, state and/or local programs?
3. How can SCAOG and the Utah Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, which is administered through the Utah Division of Housing and Community Development (HCD) help foster better coordination?
4. What data or other information would help us in developing and improving the housing and community development decision making process as it relates to rating and ranking of projects proposed for HUD funding?
Public participation in the planning process is encouraged for the upcoming 2025-2026 plan. The final plan will be published in the Summer of 2025.
You may provide input to the SCAOG Community Advisor, Shay Morrison, at (435) 893-0737, via email: shaym@r6.utah.gov, or mail: 82 E. 600 N., Richfield, UT 84701
Free Help for Marketplace Insurance
R6 Regional Council received a new Navigator Grant to assist consumers with signing up for Marketplace Insurance.
Open Enrollment begins Nov. 1st and goes through Jan. 15th.
This is for individuals and families who don’t qualify for Employer Insurance, Medicaid, or are not old enough to be on Medicare Insurance.
For more information, please click on this link to schedule an appointment and one of our Marketplace Navigators will be able to assist you with questions and/or sign you up for Marketplace Insurance.