Milk Amendments
Lawmakers are currently voting on new rules for how milk is handled and sold.
Explore 58 Utah state bills from the 2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Lawmakers are currently voting on new rules for how milk is handled and sold.
Lawmakers are debating a bill to change the rules about how old you have to be to get married. It is currently being reviewed in the House.
The House is currently debating changes to the laws for people who have committed crimes.
This is a proposal to give tax breaks to businesses that help pay for their employees' child care. It is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.
The House is considering a new law to improve how pregnant women and new moms are treated while in jail.
The House is currently debating new rules for how people convicted of sex crimes, kidnapping, or child abuse must register and report their information to the government.
The House is looking at a bill that would change the rules for how prisoners are moved between different jails or prisons.
New rules for people who drive without a license are currently being debated in the House of Representatives.
**Proposed Bill: Helping Police Solve More Violent Crimes** This bill, currently being debated in the House, aims to help police solve more violent crimes. It focuses on improving "clearance rates," which is just a formal way of tracking how often police successfully identify and arrest someone for a crime. The goal is to make sure more cases are officially closed.
Lawmakers are currently working on new rules to better prevent the harmful practice of Female Genital Mutilation. The bill is currently being reviewed by the House of Representatives.
This bill changes the rules for how police officers are hired, background-checked, and certified. It is currently being debated by the House of Representatives.
The House is currently debating a new law that changes who can be held legally responsible when a gun causes harm.