The final report of the Utah project documents the completion of activities directed at filling the objectives listed in the continuation proposal for the 1972-73 year submitted to the National Institute of Education. (The interim report covering the period from July 1970 to June 1972 is ED 069 327.) Objective one was the establishment of an institutionalized field agent program whereby each of the twenty-five districts that participated in the project identified one person who became the local field agent. Objective two was to test the feasibility of expanding the service to include the larger urban districts within the state. For the first two years the project served only small, rural districts. During the continuation period, the state agency, through the project staff, selected one large school district (at least 10,000 enrollment) to participate in the project. Objective three was to provide computerized ERIC searches to Utah educators through the Technical Assistance Reference Center and the Utah State Data Processing Division and the necessary research support for the field agents by coordinating ERIC services with other national and local dissemination efforts. This final project report discusses the pursuit of these objectives, the activities of the project, and an evaluation of project effectiveness. (Author/SJ)