House Concurrent Resolution on State Management of Federal Public Lands

Summary

The Utah House passed a concurrent resolution encouraging the state to work with federal agencies to acquire, lease, or jointly manage public lands for parks, monuments, and campgrounds. It specifically highlights sites like Little Sahara and Antelope Flat for possible state control and asks Congress to create a framework for such cooperation. The measure is non‑binding and includes a request for annual progress reports.

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