HB 184: Driver License Form Amendments
Obtaining a driver license will be a simpler process for numerous individuals if HB 184 is passed.
HB 173: Occupational Licensure Portability
This bill allows people licensed in a profession by another state to more easily obtain a license in that same profession in Utah.
HB 242: Removing Arbitrary Limits on Pets
This bill protects property rights while allowing a person to have any number of animals so long as they do not create a nuisance for neighbors.
SB 108: Lowering the Barrier to Raw Milk
This bill lowers the regulations and burdens placed upon cow owners in Utah who wish to sell their raw milk to others.
HB 181: Legalizing Micro-Entrepreneurship Using Homemade Food
Homemade food shared with others would no longer be subject to heavy regulation provided the consumer knows it isn't inspected by the government.
HB 161: Removing a Punishment for Failure to Display Vehicle Registration
This bill eliminates the potential for being fined if you don't have your vehicle registration with you when pulled over by a police officer.
Freedom of beekeeping not allowed in the Beehive State
We live in the Beehive State, yet beekeeping is illegal unless you first register with the government.
HB 88: An 86% Tax on E-Cigarettes and Supplies
This bill would impose a crushing 86% tax on e-cigarettes and supplies.
Welcome to Utah: Life Regulated
While Utah strives to maintain an image of “best for business” and “best managed,” its 88,150 restrictive regulations reveal a much different picture.
Weber County Bans So-Called “Light Trespassing”
Residents in one county in Utah are now expected to buy lights that don't cause "light trespassing."