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Senate passes Intermountain Power Agency oversight bill 22–7 after floor debate

Utah State Senate · November 9, 2021
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Summary

Senate Bill 2,002, amending the Interlocal Cooperation Act to add legislative audit authority, limit creation of 'segments' and remove certain eminent-domain privileges, passed the Utah Senate 22–7. Sponsors said oversight is needed before major bond and contract steps; several senators supported passage with caveats and asked for stakeholder meetings.

The Utah Senate passed Senate Bill 2,002 — an amendment to the Interlocal Cooperation Act focused on the Intermountain Power Agency (IPA) — by a roll-call vote of 22–7 and sent the measure to the House.

Senator Owens, the sponsor, described long-running concerns about IPA's governance and exemptions from open-meeting, procurement and audit laws. "It clarifies that a project entity and taxed local inter ... are subject to audits…

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