UAC Legislative Committee Meetings to be Broadcast Throughout the State

With the start of a new year, it’s time once again for UAC’s Legislative Committee to meet. And once again the meetings during the Legislative Session will be broadcast throughout the state. The Legislative Session begins this year on Monday, January 23 and concludes on Thursday, March 8.  Be sure to check the UAC calendar for agendas and additional material prior to each meeting.

Legislative Committee Schedule
January 26 9 AM – 11 AM
(Olmstead Room Senate Building, State Capitol)

February 2 9 AM – 11 AM
(Olmstead Room Senate Building, State Capitol)

February 9 9 AM – 11 AM
(Olmstead Room Senate Building, State Capitol)

February 16 9 AM – 11 AM
(Olmstead Room Senate Building, State Capitol)

February 23 9 AM – 11 AM
(Olmstead Room Senate Building, State Capitol)

March 1 9 AM – 11 AM
(Olmstead Room Senate Building, State Capitol)

Broadcast Locations
The Legislative Committee meetings will be broadcast to the following locations throughout the state:

Logan
Bear River Health Department
655 East 1399 North
Logan, UT 84341

Moab
Allen Memorial Hospital
719 West 400 North
Moab Utah 84532

Richfield
Central Utah Public Health Department
70 Westview Dr.
Richfield, Utah 84701

St. George
Southwest Utah Public Health Department
168 North 100 East
St. George, UT 84770

Vernal
TriCounty Health Department
147 E. Main St.
Vernal, Utah 84878

Web Streaming
County officials will be able to view all the Legislative Committee meetings streaming on the web.

Interested county officials are welcome to watch the proceedings via web streaming. Follow this link to stream the meeting: www.utahtelehealth.net/live/broadcast.

County officials who are participating remotely can call into meeting to make comments.  The number to do so is (801) 587-0130 and will then be prompted to enter the following code: 4373#.

There is a single dedicated phone line so county officials are expected to make their comments and then hang up so others can use the line.  Also there is a four to six-second delay with the phone line so participants are recommended to turn down the volume on their computer when on the phone.

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