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Utah public commenter urges homeowners to test for radon; free kits available at utahradon.org
Summary
A resident speaking during public comment urged Utah homeowners to order free radon test kits from utahradon.org, saying the test takes about two minutes and that Utah has high radon numbers. The comment emphasized radonas the second leading cause of lung cancer and described the test process as simple.
A resident speaking during public comment urged Utah homeowners to test their homes for radon, saying the test takes about two minutes and free kits are available at utahradon.org.
The commenter said radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer and that "Utah's numbers are no joke," urging listeners to order a free test kit online. "It only took me, like, 2 minutes to do it," the resident said.
The speaker described the testing process in plain terms: "All you do is set it out, leave it alone, and send it back in the envelope. That's it. No mess." The commenter added that, after returning the kit, they felt reassured by their results: "When I saw my results, I felt so much better about it."
The remarks were a personal account and a public-health reminder; the transcript shows no formal action, vote, or staff direction tied to the comment. The commenter provided utahradon.org as the source for free test kits and framed testing as an easy, low-effort step homeowners can take to check for radon exposure.
No statutes, ordinances, or official agency actions were cited in the transcript segment of this comment.
