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Votes at a glance: Key House floor actions on March 7, 2025
Summary
The Utah House recorded final passage votes on multiple bills on March 7, 2025. This roundup lists bills the House voted on that day with short descriptions and final tallies as announced on the floor.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House conducted a series of final-passage votes on March 7, 2025. The following is a concise list of bills and recorded final outcomes as announced on the House floor. (This roundup reports outcomes recorded in the transcript; for full statutory text consult the enrolled bills.)
- Fifth substitute House Bill 217 (Homeowners association amendments — Rep. Walter): Passed, 67 yes, 0 no. The House placed the correct fifth substitute on the concurrence calendar, moved to concur with Senate amendments and recorded final passage.
- Substitute House Bill 104 (Firearms safety and schools amendments — Rep. Shipp; conference committee report adopted): Passed, 63 yes, 8 no. The House adopted a conference committee report and recorded final passage.
- Sixth substitute Senate Bill 121 (Property loss amendments — Sen. Plumb; Rep. Clancy sponsor): Passed, 64 yes, 3 no. Establishes short-term zero-interest loan option for property-crime victims (see separate story).
- Second/Third substitute Senate Bill 290 (Candidate licensing amendments — Sen. Pitcher; Rep. Tesher sponsor): After reconsideration and adoption of a late change (third substitute), the House passed the third substitute, 73 yes, 1 no.
- Second substitute Senate Bill 255 (Line-of-duty death benefit amendments — Sen. Owens; Rep. Welton sponsor): Passed, 67 yes, 0 no. Modifies timing and funding for benefits in the first year after a line-of-duty death.
- First substitute Senate Bill 271 (Deep-fake/advertising amendment — sponsor Tuscher): Passed, 70 yes, 0 no. Expands the statute governing false endorsement advertising to include deep fake content.
- First substitute Senate Bill 209 (Emergency medical services cleanup and fund creation — Sen. Owens; Rep. Dunnigan sponsor): Passed, 71 yes, 0 no. Creates a fund to distribute unused grant balances for EMS training and equipment.
- First substitute Senate Bill 128 (Assisted reproduction disclosures — Sen. Pitcher; Rep. Lisonbee sponsor): Passed, 66 yes, 0 no. Requires disclosure of foreseeable risks to donors and limits unfair liability waivers within 90 days of egg retrieval.
- First substitute Senate Bill 265 (Utah constitutional sovereignty act cleanup — Sen. Sandell; Rep. Ivory sponsor): Passed, 55 yes, 10 no. Technical change to convert a prior concurrent resolution into implementing legislation.
- Fourth substitute Senate Bill 340 (Private property security improvements — Sen. Stevenson; Rep. Clancy sponsor): Passed, 63 yes, 4 no. Establishes a procedure for certain property owners to construct security improvements if facing credible death threats; requires local review.
- Third substitute Senate Bill 316 (Military installation and development-zone amendments — Sen. Stevenson; Rep. Val Peterson sponsor): Passed, 38 yes, 27 no. Alters the distribution and use of construction-materials sales tax in qualified development zones.
- SCR 5 (Radon action and awareness month — Sen. Stratton; Rep. Hall sponsor): Passed, 51 yes, 13 no. Designates January as radon action and awareness month in Utah.
This list includes items for which the House transcript recorded final passage or an explicit vote tally. Several other bills were placed on calendars, circled (set aside), or referred to conference committees; those actions are not included below unless a final tally was recorded in the transcript.
For the full enrolled text, roll-call records and any conference committee reports, consult the legislative website or the Office of the Legislative Clerk.
