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Votes at a glance: Key House floor actions, Feb. 18, 2025
Summary
The House completed numerous committee reports, substitutions and third‑reading placements and passed multiple bills including HB 188 (dry needling), HB 372 (dental practice amendments), HB 347 (social services program amendments), HB 442 (construction trades licensing) and other bills listed below.
During the Feb. 18 floor session the Utah House adopted multiple committee reports, substituted several bills and voted on a range of measures. Many passed with wide margins or unanimous support after committee consideration and brief floor presentation.
Selected outcomes recorded on the floor: - HB 188, Dry Needling Amendments — first substitute adopted and passed (73–0). Sponsor: Representative Cutler. - HB 347, Social Services Program Amendments — first substitute adopted and passed (72–0). Sponsor: Representative Dunigan. - HB 372, Dental Practice Amendments — third substitute adopted and passed (67–1). Sponsor: Representative Dufay. - HB 442, Construction Trades Licensing Amendments — second substitute adopted and passed (70–0). Sponsor: Representative Tom Peterson. - HB 224, Inmate reentry finances and debt modifications — second substitute passed (vote recorded on floor, large majority). - Multiple committee substitutes were placed on calendars (numerous House bills were referred to third reading calendars or consent calendars as announced during committee report adoption).
The House also read into the record several Senate transmissions and processed committee reports from Business, Labor and Commerce; Economic Development and Workforce Services; Education; Health and Human Services; and others. Several motions to circle or uncircle bills were taken to adjust which substitute was before the body for final action.
