Moab's housing pipeline is finally thawing with affordable and workforce units advancing faster than local demand can keep pace, alongside fresh approvals for an industrial-zone small business project and two hotels marking the end of the overnight accommodations moratorium. Design work progresses on the Center Street ball fields renovation ahead of a mid-September public charrette, while the county advances plans for a new multimillion-dollar public safety center featuring a substantial jail and sheriff's office. These steps signal steady momentum in residential and infrastructure projects amid brighter revenue forecasts, with activity centered on approvals and early design rather than immediate construction, setting the stage for continued unit deliveries and planning follow-ups into the fall.