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House swears in Kurt Webb as District 5 representative

Utah House of Representatives · March 3, 2003
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Summary

Governor Michael O'Lovitt appointed Kurt Webb to fill the House seat vacated by Brent D. Parker; Webb was sworn in, introduced family and briefly described his background in Cache Valley and party activity.

The Utah House swore in Kurt Webb on Feb. 28 after the Speaker read Governor Michael O’Lovitt’s appointment letter designating Webb to fill the District 5 seat vacated by Brent D. Parker.

The Speaker read the governor’s letter and formally invited Webb forward; Webb repeated the oath and introduced family members in the gallery. In brief remarks he said he lives in Providence, was born in Tremont, attended BYU, and had held local party leadership roles and served on the real estate commission. The Speaker then turned Webb’s microphone on and had him take his seat as a member of the House.

The swearing was completed on the record and the House moved to recess after the brief ceremony.

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