Jerry W Stevenson

• S.B. 3 Current Fiscal Year Supplemental Appropriations · Became law
• S.B. 7 National Guard, Veterans Affairs, and Legislature Base Budget · Became law
• S.B. 132 Spaceport Amendments · Became law
• S.B. 203 Local Option Sales Tax Amendments · Did not pass
• S.B. 225 Public Corporation Amendments · Became law

• H.B. 3 Appropriations Adjustments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Presents H.B. 3, describing its appropriations, tax changes, and funding increases for education, higher education, social services, and criminal justice.

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  finds the physical impact of our policy bills as well as some of the last minute funding items. It appropriates a little more than 800 million from various sources. It brings our total budget from all sources to 31.6 billion for fiscal year 2027, slightly less than our, uh, revised budget for, uh, fiscal year 2026. That includes 12.4 billion from the general and income tax funds. And 4.8, uh, 4.8% increase from the last year. This bill combined with our appropriations acts, uh, uh, redirected the, uh, and reinvested more than 3% of our base resources. In the end, we increased public education funding by nearly 300 million or 5% over base budget, higher education by 76 million or …

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• H.B. 3 Appropriations Adjustments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Gives a summation thanking colleagues and staff and moves that H.B. 3 pass under suspension of the rules.

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  Thank you. Uh, summation would be that, you know, I appreciate all of you. This is amazing process. You're all appropriators. We all get to work together and, uh, I just thank you very much. It has been a been quite a few years, but I will also tell you that this process doesn't work without Jonathan and, and the LFA, the folks he has working for him. Um, he's mentored me and helped me and I think at times maybe, uh, prodded me to get this process finished. Many of you, we have had opportunity to serve as a ProChair together and, uh, certainly been a enjoyable time working with the leadership team that we have in the, in …

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• S.B. 225 Public Corporation Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Says changes added in the House that would have interrupted existing processes, including ones tied to the inland port, were removed, and that the bill is now fine.

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  Uh, we are, um, there was some things added to this that would've, uh, interrupted the processes that we have with mi a and the point or in the, uh, inland port and we took those out and it, it, everything's fine. So Thank you. You have a motion to

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About

In office since

Appointed January 25, 2010

Counties

Davis

Profession

Business owner

Affiliations

Layton City Mayor, 12 years; Layton City Council, 8 years; Weber State University Trustee; Wasatch Integrated Energy, Chair; Military Installation; Davis County Business; UTA Rail Committee, Chair

Education

Utah State University

Honors and awards

None listed in their official profile.

Email

jwstevenson@le.utah.gov

Money and conflicts of interest

• Campaign finance reports (who donated to their campaign, from the Lt. Governor's disclosure site)
• Conflict-of-interest disclosures (jobs, businesses, and boards they must report each year): latest, earlier 1

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