UHCA|UCAL's growing membership is a powerful advocacy force for the Utah Long-Term Care profession. We’re dedicated to giving care providers the information they need to advocate on Capitol Hill. With our tools, resources and how-to guides, it’s easy speak out, stay informed and take action on issues affecting long-term care.
Successful Facility & Community Tours
We invite members from all facility types to host legislators for visits to communities across the State of Utah, showcasing the exceptional care and services offered by our long-term care facilities.
Please view our resources from AHCA/NCAL to successfully host tours at your communities.
Utah Government Officials
Governor
Spencer J. Cox
Utah Governor
Utah Legislators
Utah Senators
Utah Congresspeople
House of Representatives
The Utah House of Representatives is comprised of 75 men and women, representing every area of the state, elected to two-year terms. The Utah Legislature meets annually in a General Session, convening in mid-January and adjourning “sine die” after 45 calendar days (not including President’s Day). Special Sessions may be called at any time during the year either by the Governor or by a two-thirds vote of the Legislature.
The Utah Legislature is a civilian-run form of government, meaning legislators not only serve their constituents at the Capitol, but are also business people, farmers and ranchers, teachers, lawyers, stay-at-home parents, and more. Each brings a unique background and perspective, all sharing the common goal of making Utah the best state to live, work, learn, and play.
On the first day of the beginning of each term (two years), the House elects a presiding officer, known as the Speaker of the House. The House Majority and Minority caucuses also elect members to serve in leadership positions including Majority/Minority Leader and Whip.
Leadership
Speaker Mike Schultz (R)
Speaker of the House
View other House Leadership Here
Utah Senate
The Utah Senate consists of 29 senators who each bring diverse perspectives and experiences to the Legislature.
The Legislature meets annually for the 45-day general session each January to deliberate and vote on legislation. When the legislative session adjourns, senators return home to their homes, families, and regular occupations to live under the laws they created. Senators occupations include attorneys, businessmen, businesswomen, bankers, educators, an engineer, CPAs, homemakers, a pharmacist, a nurse, a doctor, a dentist, an orthodontist and former university president. The political makeup of the Utah Senate is about 80 percent Republican and 20 percent Democrat.
Leadership 
President J. Stuart Adams
Senate President
View other Senate Leadership Here
View the entire Senate Roster Here
How to Find Your Utah State Legislative District
You can use the map provided to find your Utah State Legislative District.
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