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Following the magnitude 5.7 Magna earthquake of March 18, 2020, the Division of Emergency Management (DEM), Utah Geological Survey (UGS) and University of Utah Seismograph Stations (UUSS), among others, were inundated with earthquake related questions and requests for more information. In response to these questions and to enhance access to important scientific, preparedness, and response information provided by multiple state and federal agencies, DEM, UGS, and UUSS partnered to create earthquakes.utah.gov. Additional information for the website was taken from supporting partners including the Utah Seismic Safety Commission, Be Ready Utah, the Great Utah ShakeOut, the Utah Insurance Department, Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Geological Survey.

DEM, UGS, and UUSS are each tasked with different aspects of earthquake research, preparedness, and response. DEM provides resources to prepare for and survive earthquakes, as well as disaster relief assistance. UGS researches and educates the public on the location, timing, and size of prehistoric earthquakes and the potential for future earthquakes and related hazards. UUSS provides real-time earthquake data and analysis for Utah and proximal areas.

We hope earthquakes.utah.gov serves as a one-stop online resource for Utah earthquake information.

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Division of Emergency Management
Earthquake Program

John Crofts
[email protected]

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Utah Geological Survey

Mark Milligan
[email protected]


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University of Utah Seismograph Stations

Kathrine Whidden
[email protected]


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Be Ready Utah

Anna Boynton
[email protected]


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Utah Seismic Safety Commission

Keith Koper
[email protected]