Gov. Cox takes action on remaining bills in the 2025 General Legislative Session

Governor issues 4 vetoes, makes line-item vetoes in 2 bills, and allows 3 bills to go into effect without signature

SALT LAKE CITY (March 27, 2025) – Today, Gov. Cox signed 78 bills in the 2025 General Legislative Session. Information on signed bills can be found below:

H.B. 3 Current Fiscal Year Supplemental Appropriations
H.B. 44 Private Airport Notice Amendments
H.B. 81 Fluoride Amendments
H.B. 104 Firearm Safety in Schools Amendments
H.B. 109 Municipal Election Amendments
H.B. 110 Combined Basic Tax Rate Reduction
H.B. 148 Child Sexual Abuse Amendments
H.B. 157 Energy Education Amendments
H.B. 177 Glass Recycling Amendments
H.B. 246 Statewide Online Education Program Amendments
H.B. 257 Pharmacy Benefit Amendments
H.B. 263 Election Record Amendments
H.B. 266 Veteran Housing Amendments
H.B. 268 Nonresident Online School Amendments
H.B. 290 Bicycle Lane Safety Amendments
H.B. 313 Construction Industry Amendments
H.B. 329 Homeless Services Amendments
H.B. 334 Guardianships and Supported Decision-Making Agreements Amendments
H.B. 356 County Governance Amendments
H.B. 388 Antiquities Protection Amendments
H.B. 402 Foods Additives in Schools
H.B. 403 SNAP Funds Amendments
H.B. 418 Data Sharing Amendments
H.B. 434 Health and Human Services Amendments
H.B. 435 Building Code Amendments
H.B. 437 Interdicted Person Amendments
H.B. 444 Data Privacy Amendments
H.B. 447 Statewide Catalyst Campus Model
H.B. 463 Child Support Modifications
H.B. 471 Transportation Procurement Amendments
H.B. 474 Regulatory Oversight Amendments
H.B. 477 School Trespass Amendments
H.B. 479 Student Athlete Revisions
H.B. 481 Ballot Proposition Requirements
H.B. 482 Health and Human Services Reporting Requirements
H.B. 483 School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration Modifications
H.B. 488 Federalism Amendments
H.B. 491 Behavioral Health Modifications
H.B. 493 Medical Examiner Amendments
H.B. 497 Public Education Compliance
H.B. 502 Transportation and Infrastructure Funding Amendments
H.B. 503 Medical Malpractice Modifications
H.B. 505 Homeless Services Revisions
H.B. 508 School Data Amendments
H.B. 530 Utah Innovation Lab Modifications
H.B. 534 Adult Protective Services Amendments
H.B. 537 Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind Amendments
H.B. 541 Olympic Legacy Liability Amendments
H.B. 542 Economic Development Amendments
H.B. 545 School District Governance Agreements
H.B. 562 Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Amendments
S.B. 3 Appropriation Adjustments
S.B. 34 Mineral Surety Study
S.B. 35 Statewide Online Education Program Modifications
S.B. 62 Spaceport Exploration Committee
S.B. 68 Child Welfare Worker Protections
S.B. 137 Course Choice Empowerment
S.B. 150 Nonpublic Personal Information Amendments
S.B. 174 Transit and Transportation Governance Amendments
S.B. 199 Guardianship Amendments
S.B. 226 Artificial Intelligence Consumer Protection Amendments
S.B. 262 Housing Affordability Modifications
S.B. 271 Unauthorized Artificial Intelligence Impersonation Amendments
S.B. 274 Health Insurance Preauthorization Revisions
S.B. 276 Utah Horse Racing Commission Amendments
S.B. 277 Government Records Management Amendments
S.B. 280 Retail Facility Amendments
S.B. 289 Community Development Amendments
S.B. 294 Finance Amendments
S.B. 295 Property Tax Modifications
S.B. 312 Pharmacy Practice Amendments
S.B. 315 Microenterprise Home Kitchen Amendments
S.B. 316 Military Installation Development Authority and Other Development Zone Amendments
S.B. 317 Dietitian Licensing Amendments
S.B. 326 Judgment Renewal Modifications
S.B. 330 Cosmetology Modifications
S.B. 333 Major Sporting Event Venue Financing Amendments
S.B. 336 Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District Modifications

In addition to bills signed, Gov. Cox issued 4 vetoes, made line-item vetoes in 2 bills, and allowed 3 bills to go into effect without signature. Please find a letter explaining the governor’s actions to Senate President J. Stuart Adams and House Speaker Mike Schultz below.

2025 Veto letter
Executive Order: Enhancing Utah’s Criminal Justice Strategy
Utah Association of County Treasurers

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