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Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Utah Legislature

Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Interim Committee

5 senators and 14 representatives · 16 Republican, 3 Democratic

Bill requests, drafts and saved activity

15 saved references for this committee. Requests and drafts appear first, including earlier snapshots. These are selected records, not a complete committee history or a current list of pending legislation. Source-check dates are distinct from the record dates shown.

  • Domesticated Elk Advisory Council Sunset ExtensionDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. Draft extending the Domesticated Elk Advisory Council sunset to January 1, 2032. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Glass Recycling AmendmentsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. Draft addressing glass recycling. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Land Conservation Board AmendmentsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. Draft extending the sunset for Land Conservation Board provisions to July 1, 2037. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Outdoor Recreation Sunset ExtensionsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. Draft extending the Outdoor Recreational Infrastructure Grant Program sunset to January 1, 2033, and the Utah Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Advisory Committee sunset to July 1, 2032. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Precipitation Capture and Storage AmendmentsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. Draft addressing precipitation capture, storage and use. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Resource Development Coordinating Committee Sunset ExtensionDraft legislation · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. Draft extending the Resource Development Coordinating Committee sunset to July 1, 2037. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Food Recovery AmendmentsCommittee bill file · Listed as of

    Listed as a committee bill file for the 2027 General Session in the official September 21, 2026 snapshot. This is the source cutoff, not the file-opening date; no introduced bill number or later status is established.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Fire season reportStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentation on the 2026 fire season.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Landscape-scale lands reportStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled annual public-lands report.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m.–11 a.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • State water policy reviewAgenda discussion · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled committee review of state water policy.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Water year reportStudy or report · Scheduled · 8:30 a.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled presentation covering the water year that ended September 30, 2026.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Food recovery: bill-file openingStudy or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s September summary reports: Heard Rescue Food’s proposal on food rescue and reconditioning, then voted to open a committee bill file based on its recommendations. Opening a file does not establish introduction, approval of draft text or enactment.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Food-systems study: 2025 HB510Study or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s September summary reports: Heard findings on barriers to local food systems under 2025 General Session HB510.

    Source checked · Official source2025 legislation explicitly cited in the reported food-systems study: H.B. 510 (2025 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked .

A request, scheduled discussion or committee endorsement does not establish bill introduction, passage or enactment. A scheduled date does not establish that a meeting occurred.

Search this committee's saved activity · Browse numbered bills and recorded floor votes

Senators

MemberDistrictCounties
Scott D. Sandall (Republican)
Executive Appropriations Vice Chair
Senate District 1Box Elder, Cache and Tooele
Nate Blouin (Democratic)Senate District 13Salt Lake
Keven J. Stratton (Republican)Senate District 24Utah and Wasatch
David P. Hinkins (Republican)Senate District 26Carbon, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Kane, San Juan, Utah, Wasatch and Wayne
Derrin R. Owens (Republican)Senate District 27Garfield, Juab, Kane, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, Utah, Washington and Wayne

Representatives

MemberDistrictCounties
Thomas W. Peterson (Republican)House District 1Box Elder and Cache
Casey Snider (Republican)
Majority Leader
House District 5Cache
Mike Schultz (Republican)
Speaker
House District 12Davis and Weber
Bridger Bolinder (Republican)
Majority Assistant Whip
House District 29Juab, Millard and Tooele
Doug Owens (Democratic)
Minority Caucus Manager
House District 33Salt Lake
John Arthur (Democratic)House District 41Salt Lake
Mike L. Kohler (Republican)House District 59Summit and Wasatch
Christine F. Watkins (Republican)House District 67Carbon, Duchesne, Emery and Grand
Scott H. Chew (Republican)House District 68Daggett, Duchesne, Summit and Uintah
Logan Monson (Republican)House District 69Emery, Garfield, Grand, Kane, San Juan and Wayne
Carl R. Albrecht (Republican)House District 70Sevier, Piute, Beaver and Iron
Rex P. Shipp (Republican)House District 71Iron
R. Neil Walter (Republican)House District 74Washington
Walt Brooks (Republican)
Executive Appropriations Vice Chair
House District 75Washington

Members as each legislator's entry on the Legislature's roster lists them, as of October 15, 2026. The roster doesn't say who chairs a committee; check the official committee page for chairs, agendas, minutes and recordings.

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