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Senate extends tax-offset sunset for Rocky Mountain occupational health center

Utah State Senate · January 30, 2020
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Summary

Senate Bill 11 moves the sunset date for a tax offset related to contributions to the Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational Environmental Health to 2030 and passed the Senate under suspension of rules.

SALT LAKE CITY — The Senate passed Senate Bill 11, which extends the sunset date for an offset tied to qualified contributions to the Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational Environmental Health.

Senator Bramble described the measure as noncontroversial and interim-committee driven; the motion suspended the usual readings and the Senate voted under suspension to pass SB11. The clerk announced a roll-call tally of 25 yea, 0 nay, 4 absent and President Adams said the bill will be sent to the House for consideration.

Next steps: The bill will be transmitted to the House for committee referral and continued consideration.