H.B. 174: Conviction Reduction Amendments: Expands opportunities for individuals to reduce certain criminal convictions after demonstrating rehabilitation and a sustained period of law-abiding behavior, helping remove barriers to employment and housing while maintaining accountability.

H.B. 192: Traffic Violation Amendments: Builds on the deferred prosecution program by allowing drivers who received a ticket in the prior year to still qualify if they complete traffic school. This expands access to the program and gives more drivers the opportunity to resolve minor violations without long-term insurance consequences if they remain violation-free.

H.B. 209: Participation in Extracurricular Activities Amendments: Allows homeschool students to participate in extracurricular activities at public high schools outside their boundary school, expanding access to athletics, music, and other programs that support student development and engagement.

H.B. 311: Social Media Usage Amendments: A first-in-the-nation law that positions Utah as a leader in protecting minors online by increasing accountability for social media companies when their platforms fail to safeguard children and harm results, helping drive stronger protections for kids in the digital space.

H.B. 351: County Recorder Modifications: Establishes the County Recorder Standards Board to create consistent standards for how documents are recorded, stored, and accessed across the state, improving efficiency and accuracy in property and public records.

H.B. 353: Sales Tax Return Requirements: Prevents cities and counties from requiring a sales and use tax license as a condition to obtain a business license or otherwise operate, reducing unnecessary barriers and making it easier for businesses to get started and comply with the law.

H.B. 357: Decentralized Autonomous Organizations Amendments: Positions Utah as a leader in digital innovation by creating a legal framework for decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), providing clarity on governance, liability, and recognition under state law.

H.B. 358: County Auditor Amendments: Clarifies the role and responsibilities of county auditors, including authorizing them to conduct performance audits, strengthening oversight and improving accountability in how public funds are managed.

H.B. 365: Voter Affiliation Amendments: Improves election integrity by refining rules around party affiliation, helping ensure that participation in party primaries reflects voters who have aligned with that party under clear and consistent timelines.

H.B. 374: County Sheriff Amendments: Clarifies the authority and responsibilities of the Salt Lake County Sheriff by preventing the sheriff from serving as the head of an interlocal police agency, addressing potential conflicts of interest and helping avoid double taxation for residents.

Senate Bills

S.B. 67: Juvenile Commitment Amendments: Strengthens the juvenile justice system by clarifying when a youth can be committed to secure care, ensuring that higher levels of supervision are reserved for more serious cases while maintaining a focus on rehabilitation and public safety.

S.B. 81: Property Tax Deferral Revisions: Expands and clarifies property tax deferral options for eligible individuals, helping seniors and others on fixed incomes remain in their homes while maintaining clear repayment structures.

S.B. 152: Social Media Regulation Amendments: Creates stronger protections for minors on social media by requiring safeguards around account access, data use, and parental involvement, helping address the growing impact of social media on youth.

S.B. 160: Blockchain Liability Amendments: Provides legal clarity for blockchain and digital asset technologies by defining liability protections and responsibilities, supporting innovation while ensuring accountability.

S.B. 220: Juvenile Court Judge Amendments: Adds an additional juvenile court judge in the Fourth District, providing needed resources to handle growing caseloads and helping ensure cases are resolved more efficiently for families and youth.

S.B. 230: Kickback Prohibition Amendments: Strengthens consumer protections by prohibiting certain referral and kickback arrangements, helping ensure decisions are made in the best interest of consumers rather than financial incentives.