OTECH officials unveiled plans this week for a new building meant to accommodate the growing number of post-secondary students at the school. Utah lawmakers have appropriated some $84 million to build the Pathway Building, tentatively planned to measure around 110,000 feet and be completed in 2027 or 2028, according to OTECH spokeswoman Maria Milligan.

Most notably, the new building “will allow us to eliminate current program waiting lists and serve an additional 2,000 students per year,” she said. The school now serves a little more than 6,600 students a year.

The Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation announced Monday it would donate $1 million toward construction of the new building, and Milligan said the college seeks around $3 million in private donations in all.

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