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Governor Cox: You Have the Power to End This Crisis and Wasteful Project
You have the power to end this crisis and wasteful project and pivot to real, low-cost solutions immediately — and all it takes is one short, decisive executive directive to UDOT:


“Effective immediately, I direct the Utah Department of Transportation to:


1.  Suspend and terminate all further planning, design, engineering, procurement, and permitting for the Phase 3 gondola in Little Cottonwood Canyon;


2. Withdraw UDOT’s support for the July 12, 2023 Record of Decision selecting the gondola alternative and formally notify the Federal Highway Administration of this withdrawal;


3. Reallocate all gondola-programmed funds to proven, low-cost alternatives including permanent top-of-canyon snowplow deployment, expanded electric bus service, and targeted road improvements;


4. Halt all right-of-way acquisitions, land purchases, and eminent domain proceedings related to the gondola project.


That single directive — signed by you — would:

  • End the ongoing lawsuits and stop Utah taxpayers from funding both sides of the litigation 
  • Save every Utah household an estimated $1,000–$1,700
  • Deliver real winter safety and mobility improvements this season instead of a fantasy ski gondola decades away
  • Prevent further irreversible land takings and protect private property rights
  • Align you with the growing bipartisan majority of Utahns who oppose this $2 billion boondoggle

GOVERNOR COX: 

You Have the Power to End This Crisis and Wasteful Project

Stop the

$2 Billion Dollar Super Gondola


REAL SOLUTION: 1,000 Snowplows + 200 Buses

For ONLY 5% of the gondola's cost

Additional Buses Provides 5,190 people per hour capacity
— far more reliable and weather-proof than the gondola's 750–1,050 PPH

Immediate congestion relief • No canyon scarring • No $2B+ debt • No resort subsidy

Utahns Demand Buses & Snowplows Instead