Utah

Senate Bill 262 will place new limits on how law enforcement officers can use unmarked vehicles during traffic enforcement. 
Utah should oppose HB 286 because it abandons the state’s best playbook.
This bill requires government entities to obtain legislative authorization before implementing high-risk surveillance activities.
SB 60 proposes lowering the income tax rate from 4.5% to 4.45%, continuing the trend of easing the tax burden on Utahns.
The bill proposes an automatic tax rate adjustment when the state receives a windfall.
This proposal expands Utah’s “Right to Try” law to give seriously ill patients broader access to investigational medicines and devices that have completed initial safety testing.

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