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Committee advances spaceport bill to allow closed trade‑secret sessions and expand scope

House Transportation Committee · February 11, 2026
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Summary

SB 132 would let the state’s exploratory spaceport committee hold closed sessions to review trade secrets, add reentry operations to the study scope, and extend the committee's recommendation deadline; committee favorably recommended the measure unanimously.

Senator Stevenson told the committee SB 132 modifies last year’s spaceport exploratory statute to permit closed sessions for confidential industry information, expand the committee’s scope to include reentry operations, and extend the deadline for a final recommendation to November 30. The sponsor said an Aerospace Corporation feasibility study found Utah can safely support launches and the committee has been working with private industry to identify viable sites.

No public opponents appeared; the committee voted to favorably recommend SB 132 unanimously.