Juneteenth Observance Amendments

Summary

The bill makes Juneteenth National Freedom Day a legal holiday in Utah on the same day the federal government observes it, with the usual weekend shift rules. It also revises the default parent‑time schedule for noncustodial parents to treat Juneteenth like other holidays when allocating visitation time. These changes create consistent holiday recognition and clarify visitation rights for families.

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