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1,638 split votes · unanimous hidden

Utah SenateSB 193Mar 2, 2026

State Legal Holiday Amendments

What it does: This bill addresses state legal holidays and holy days. This bill: makes Good Friday a legal holiday in Utah; requires a school district, a charter school, and an institution of higher education to prioritize, to the extent possible, scheduling school breaks to coincide with state holy days; requires a government entity to place a high priority on approving an employee's request to take personal leave on a state holy day; and makes technical changes. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ failed

Failed 12–12Crossed party linesClose

Yes 12 · No 12 · Democrats 0–5 · Republicans 12–6

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Utah SenateHB 144Feb 14, 2025

School District Contracting Amendments

What it does: This bill enacts provisions related to federal contracts and settlement agreements with a local education agency. This bill: prohibits a local education agency from contracting with the United States Department of Justice unless the attorney general's office reviews the contract or settlement agreement; requires the attorney general's office to review each proposed contract or settlement agreement; and allows the Utah State Board of Education and the attorney general's office to make recommendations regarding the contract or settlement agreement. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ failed

Failed 12–9Crossed party lines

Yes 12 · No 9 · Democrats 0–6 · Republicans 12–3

Matched topics: Education & familiesRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateSB 312Mar 5, 2026

Educator License Amendments

What it does: This bill modifies provisions relating to educator license discipline and restrictions on employment and volunteer service. This bill: amends provisions relating to ineligibility for educator licensure following license denial; establishes a tiered framework for restrictions on employment and volunteer service following license suspension or revocation; requires automatic restrictions for serious misconduct involving actual harm or credible risk to children; requires written findings demonstrating specific risk for restrictions in other cases; exempts technical violations from automatic work… (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ concurs with House amendment

Passed 15–14Crossed party linesClose

Yes 15 · No 14 · Democrats 0–6 · Republicans 15–7

Matched topics: Education & familiesRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateHB 454Mar 6, 2025

Local Government Fees Modifications

What it does: This bill modifies and enacts provisions related to municipal and county fees. This bill: defines terms; prohibits a city from imposing a fee on the general public for broadband or public safety service, with exceptions; prohibits a town from imposing a fee on the general public for public safety service, with exceptions; authorizes a municipality or county to impose a transportation utility fee if the municipality or county complies with certain requirements; establishes a process and requirements for a municipality or county to impose a transportation utility fee; provides that property… (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ passed 2nd & 3rd readings/ suspension

Passed 15–14Crossed party linesClose

Yes 15 · No 14 · Democrats 0–6 · Republicans 15–7

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of living · TransportationRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateSB 328Mar 4, 2025

Alcohol Amendments

What it does: This bill amends provisions relating to alcohol. This bill: defines terms; permits a local government to authorize an outlet or restaurant with an alcohol license to be in proximity to a public park under certain conditions; clarifies the Alcoholic Beverage Services Commission's authority when granting or denying an application for a retail license; provides that a hotel may serve spirituous liquor in a container that is not the spirituous liquor's original container; provides that a patron of a facility with multiple licenses may transport beer between the premises under certain conditions;… (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ failed

Failed 13–15Crossed party linesClose

Yes 13 · No 15 · Democrats 6–0 · Republicans 6–15

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateSB 212Feb 18, 2025

Motor Assisted Transportation Devices Amendments

What it does: This bill addresses motorcycle and electric assisted bicycle use. This bill: clarifies the definition of a motorcycle to address electric motorcycles; modifies helmet requirements for youth; and addresses the use of a bicycle, electric assisted bicycle, mini-motorcycle, motor assisted scooter, or moped. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ failed

Failed 11–13Crossed party linesClose

Yes 11 · No 13 · Democrats 6–0 · Republicans 5–13

Matched topics: TransportationRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateSB 85Feb 20, 2026

Excellence in Education and Leadership Supplement Modifications

What it does: This bill amends the Excellence in Education and Leadership Supplement to expand access to the performance-based teacher award program. This bill: broadens statewide eligibility for the performance-based teacher award program; provides a process for teachers employed in non-participating local education agencies to be considered for an award; and makes conforming changes. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ passed 2nd reading

Passed 15–10Crossed party lines

Yes 15 · No 10 · Democrats 0–6 · Republicans 15–3

Matched topics: Education & familiesRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateSB 197Feb 24, 2025

Property Tax Amendments

What it does: This bill modifies provisions related to property tax. This bill: defines terms; prohibits taxpayers from receiving the homeowner's credit unless the taxpayer received the credit within the previous two years, beginning in 2026; removes requirements for annual inflation adjustments for the homeowner's credit; increases the household income limits and maximum credit amounts allowed for a renter's credit; changes the qualifications, scope, duration, and rates of interest applicable to the discretionary and nondiscretionary property tax deferral programs; prohibits taxpayers from receiving… (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ passed 3rd reading

Passed 15–10Crossed party lines

Yes 15 · No 10 · Democrats 0–6 · Republicans 15–3

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of living · Housing & rentRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateSB 156Mar 5, 2025

Pari-mutuel Horse Racing

What it does: This bill creates the Pari-mutuel Horse Racing Commission and allows for pari-mutuel horse racing and wagering. This bill: defines terms; creates the Pari-mutuel Horse Racing Commission (commission); provides for the commission's membership, authority, and duties; requires the state auditor to audit the commission's accounting; allows the commission to issue licenses and permits for pari-mutuel events; allows the commission to enforce fines and penalties for permit and license violations; requires voters to approve pari-mutuel horse racing and wagering within a county before the commission… (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ failed

Failed 13–14Crossed party linesClose

Yes 13 · No 14 · Democrats 5–0 · Republicans 7–14

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateHB 267Feb 6, 2025

Public Sector Labor Union Amendments

What it does: This bill amends provisions governing public employee, public safety, and public fire labor organizations. This bill: defines terms; requires a labor organization for which a public employer collects union dues to provide an annual accounting to the labor organization members and to the Labor Commission; prohibits a public employer from recognizing a labor organization as a bargaining agent for public employees; prohibits a public employer from entering into collective bargaining contracts; prohibits using public money or public property to assist, promote, or deter union organizing or… (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ passed 3rd reading

Passed 16–13Crossed party lines

Yes 16 · No 13 · Democrats 0–6 · Republicans 16–6

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateSB 312Mar 3, 2026

Educator License Amendments

Question before the chamber: Senate/ passed 3rd reading

Passed 16–11Crossed party lines

Yes 16 · No 11 · Democrats 0–6 · Republicans 16–4

Matched topics: Education & familiesRead the official record ↗

Utah SenateHB 562Mar 6, 2025

Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Amendments

What it does: This bill modifies provisions related to law enforcement and criminal justice. This bill: requires that counties offering probation services adopt certain probation standards and practices; modifies definitions; provides that the Office of State Debt Collection has the authority to collect civil accounts receivable or a civil judgment of restitution and interest thereon; provides that administrative garnishments also apply to a debtor's property or wages that are under control of a third party; requires the Office of State Debt Collection to provide an accounting of the unpaid balance of a… (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Senate/ failed

Failed 14–10Crossed party lines

Yes 14 · No 10 · Democrats 0–5 · Republicans 14–4

Matched topics: Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

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