Companies that use lots of water will get a hard look as St. George booms, new economic development director says

City officials want to be smarter and more selective about the kind of businesses they seek to attract.St. George •

It just means city officials want to be smarter and more selective about the kind of businesses they seek to attract. So if manufacturing, entrepreneurial, high tech or FinTech companies want to move to St. George, the city is likely open for business. The more selective approach is welcome news to Randy Simpson, who frets about the future due to the persistent drought in much of southern Utah.

“He brings a fresh perspective, a depth of knowledge, and a strategic vision that aligns perfectly with our city’s growth objectives,” city manager John Willis stated in a recent news release. “We love his energy and positive attitude. He’s going to hit the ground running and work extremely well with members of our community.”

Compared to many other cities, St. George is an easy sale with respect to attracting business, according to Thomas.

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