Gov. Cox and Utah leaders sign Great Salt Lake 2034 Charter with $200 million in private sector commitments
FARMINGTON, Utah — Surrounded by state leaders, researchers, philanthropists, and advocates, Gov. Cox today convened a historic roundtable at the Eccles Wildlife Education Center and announced bold
Gov. Spencer J. Cox’s Schedule Sept. 29 – Oct. 3, 2025
The governor’s schedule is subject to frequent change All times are listed in the local time zone Monday, Sept. 299:00 a.m. Supreme Court interviewsLocation: Governor’s Office, Utah State
Gov. Cox signs S.B. 1011 in the First Special Session of the Sixty-sixth Legislature
SALT LAKE CITY – The governor signed the following bill of the First Special Session of the Sixty-sixth Legislature today: S.B. 1011Redistricting Standards
Gov. Spencer J. Cox’s Schedule: Oct. 13 – Oct. 19, 2025
Monday, Oct. 13Columbus Day holiday No public meetings Tuesday, Oct. 149:45 a.m. Speak at Annual Military Commanders roundtableLocation: Capitol Board Room, Utah State Capitol 11:40 a.m. Speak at
Gov. Cox holds press conference on Utah Supreme Court Justice appointment
Gov. Cox will hold a press conference to announce a new appointment to the Utah Supreme Court. When: Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2025 2:00 p.m. Where: Gold Room, Utah State Capitol Who: Gov. Spencer J.
Gov. Cox announces appointment of Judge John Nielsen to the Utah Supreme Court
SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Spencer J. Cox announced the appointment of Judge John Nielsen to serve as the next justice of the Utah Supreme Court, filling the vacancy created by the pending retirement of
Gov. Cox signs 16 bills of the First Special Session of the Sixty-sixth Legislature
SALT LAKE CITY – The governor signed the following bills of the First Special Session of the Sixty-sixth Legislature: HB 1001Great Salt Lake Amendments HB 1002Property Manager Amendments HB
Wayne Niederhauser to retire as state homeless coordinator on Dec. 5
SALT LAKE CITY — After a distinguished tenure as the state’s first Homeless Coordinator, Wayne Niederhauser will retire on Dec. 5, 2025. With more than 12 years in the Utah Senate, including six as
Gov. Spencer J. Cox’s Schedule
The governor’s schedule is subject to frequent change All times are listed in the local time zone Monday, Jan. 12No public events Tuesday, Jan. 13No public events Wednesday, Jan. 14No public
Gov. Cox signs 11 bills in the 2026 General Legislative Session
SALT LAKE CITY – Today, Gov. Cox signed 11 bills in the 2026 General Legislative Session. Information on these bills can be found below: H.B. 20Correctional Facility Capacity Amendments H.B.