As a united coalition of government officials and business leaders, and as citizens of the Great
State of Utah, we pledge our support for your ongoing efforts to wrest our state lands from
Federal control. Indeed, we believe that there exists no realistic and feasible pathway to fiscal
sustainability without our ability to utilize these lands for the purposes originally conceived
when Utah entered the Union.
History Repeats Itself
The "western states" did not have control of their own lands. The federal government refused to dispose of the lands and the states economies suffered. Does this sound familiar?
The year was 1828! Find out how the western states of 1828 won and it relates to today's west.
A resolution of Highland City, Utah supporting the full and present implementation of the Transfer of Public Lands Act (HB 148 2012).
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Presentation Resources
One Minute
Promo Video
Full Presentation
Tale of Two States
House Bill 148 Outline
House Bill 148
House Joint Resolution-3
HISTORY
Federal Lands Map
LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS
Andrew Jackson
Public Lands Overview
1828 Missouri Resolution
1828 20th Congress
Public Lands
Committee Report
4 Whys
Presentation
Contains all the slides, graphics & information.
Download 4 Whys
Download 4 Whys
POWER POINT
A Case Statement for the H.B. 148:
Utah’s Transfer of Public Lands Act
House Bill 148-Executive Summary
Federalism
Jurisdiction
How does the relationship between state and federal powers affect local issues
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