Gov. Gary R. Herbert to Sign S.B. 103, Victim Targeting Penalty Enhancements
What:
Gov. Herbert, Senator Stuart Adams, Speaker Brad Wilson, and Lt. Governor Spencer Cox will sign S.B. 103, Victim Targeting Penalty Enhancements, into law in a public ceremony, historically marking the moment Utah’s comprehensive bill to prevent hate crimes becomes law.
Who:
Gov. Gary R. Herbert
Senate President Stuart Adams
House Speaker Brad Wilson
Sen. Daniel Thatcher
Rep. Lee Perry
Rep. Patrice Arent
Rep. Sandra Hollins
Sen. Derek Kitchen
Bishop Scott B. Hayashi, Episcopal Diocese of Utah
Seth Brysk, Regional Director, Anti-Defamation League
One Voice Children’s Choir
When:
Tuesday, April 2, 2019
12:00 p.m.
Where:
Capitol Rotunda
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Governor Signs 27 Bills
SALT LAKE CITY (March 29, 2019) – Gov. Gary R. Herbert signed 27 bills and resolutions today. He has signed 507 pieces of legislation from the 2019 General Legislative Session to date. Information on bills signed today can be found below.
Property Tax Exemptions, Deferrals, and Abatements Amendments, Eliason, S.
Rulemaking Fiscal Accountability Amendments, Stratton, K.
Reauthorization of Hospital Provider Assessment Act, Barlow, S.
Independent Entities Compliance Amendments, Perry, L.
Federal Designations, Albrecht, C.
Weapons Restrictions Amendments, Thurston, N.
Autonomous Vehicle Regulations, Spendlove, R.
Sustainable Transportation and Energy Plan Act Amendments, Handy, S.
Motor Vehicle Emissions Amendments, Romero, A.
Search Amendments, Coleman, K.
Tangible Personal Property Revisions, Lisonbee, K.
Budgetary Procedures Act Amendments, Ballard, M.
Economic Development Modifications, Winder, M.
Tax and Fee Revisions, Waldrip, S.
Rural Online Working Hubs Amendments, Albrecht, C.
State Buildings Amendments, Christofferson, K.
Reduction of Single Occupancy Vehicle Trips Pilot Program, Briscoe, J.
Voluntary Wood Burning Conversion Program, Hawkes, T.
Community Renewable Energy Act, Handy, S.
Local Law Enforcement Structure and Governance Amendments, Ray, P.
Firefighter Retirement Amendments, Last, B.
Tax Restructuring and Equalization Task Force, Schultz, M.
Concurrent Resolution Concerning Switcher Locomotive Emission Standards, Handy, S.
Concurrent Resolution Recognizing the Economic Importance of Outdoor Recreation for Utah, Spendlove, R.
Concurrent Resolution Encouraging the Purchase of Tier 3 Gasoline, Harrison, S.
Controlled Business in Title Insurance Repeal, Hemmert, D
Campus Safety Amendments, Iwamoto, J.
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HB128: Consumer Ticket Protection Modifications
HB 224: Department of Heritage and Arts Amendments
SB 69: Consumer Ticket Protection Amendments
SB 73: Amendments to Martha Hughes Cannon Oversight Committee
SB 87: Procurement of Design Professionals Amendments
SB 101: Navajo Code Talker Recognition
SCR 02: Concurrent Resolution Recognizing Navajo Code Talkers
SB81 Sub 1Native Americans Remains Amendments
HB 397: Railroad Workers Day Designation
We also received a ton of funding for the Cultural Sector: learn all the details at our legislative wrap-up !
