SB 39: Making Taxpayers Subsidize Others’ Housing Costs
This bill allocates 30 million taxpayer dollars, and 10 million dollars every year in the future, to be spent on subsidizing "affordable housing" for individuals who qualify.
HB 84: Using Taxpayer Money to Fund Rural Development
This bill expands existing grant programs for rural economic development.
Why are local governments competing with private business?
If true demand for any of these recreation or entertainment activities actually exists, then private providers most often will respond if given the opportunity.
South Jordan Double Bogeys on Public Golf Courses
The South Jordan City Council hit into a massive hazard Tuesday night and voted to purchase Glenmoor golf course. South Jordan will now own not one, but two golf courses. Should local governments be involved in the business of...
SB 185: More Cash Rebates and Tax Credits for the Film Industry
This bill nearly doubles the amount of money that can be given out in tax credits, eliminates a cap for the amount of cash rebates that can be given, and allows post-production projects to be able to qualify for this easy money.
HB 390: Rural Economic Development Incentives
This bill passed the House with a vote of 70-1 and passed the Senate unanimously. House Bill 390 creates a rural employment expansion grant for the purpose of creating new jobs in rural Utah. Sponsored by Representative Carl...