Evan J. Vickers

• S.B. 5 General Government Base Budget · Became law
• S.B. 31 Office of Professional Licensure Review Amendments · Became law
• S.B. 33 Office of Professional Licensure Review Sunrise Amendments · Became law
• S.B. 40 Business Entity Amendments · Became law
• S.B. 41 Business Entity Technical Amendments · Became law

• H.B. 436 Moderate Income Housing Infrastructure Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Asks whether the bill would move transportation projects up in fast-growing areas and how rural communities would be affected.

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  Senator Vickers, When we talk about transportation projects and transportation commission, I'm always sensitive because, uh, when we get into rural Utah, oftentimes, uh, it's really difficult to get a project. You know, for example, it took us five or six years longer to get a freeway interchange done in Cedar City than maybe would've done on the north, the Wasatch front. So my question is, because I'm, as I understand the bill, if I read it correctly, it it does incentivize towards a fast-growing area, which, which I understand the needs for the infrastructure in those fast-growing areas, but how can I go back to my constituents and say, we're still just as well off as we were before? …

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• H.B. 436 Moderate Income Housing Infrastructure Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Says he remains skeptical and thanks Musselman for answering the question.

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  Yeah. Thank you Mr. Senator. Go ahead, Senator. Mr. President, like I say, I just, you know, I have to be a little skeptical by nature, so thank you for the answering question.

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• H.B. 59 Identification Verification Amendments · Senate floor debate (day 45) · Mar 6, 2026

  Says the bill corrects last year's change so restaurants again need not scan every customer's ID unless the customer appears to be 35 or younger, and moves that H.B. 59 pass.

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  Thank you Mr. President. This is correcting an issue that we kind of messed up last year. Uh, this corrects it going back for alcohol identification. When you go into a restaurant now it reverts back to the system where they don't have to, uh, identify your card Jew unless you appear to be 35 years or younger. So we, uh, inadvertently had that so that they moved it to the same as like in a bar or a tavern. We automatically have to, to identify everyone have scan everyone. And so this moves it back to the previous policy and, uh, with that I would make a motion that five fifth substitute house bill 59 pass. Thank you. The …

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About

In office since

Utah House of Representatives 2009-2012

Counties

Beaver, Iron, Juab, Millard, Washington

Profession

Pharmacist/Business Owner

Affiliations

Cedar City Council, 1987-99; Utah Pharmacists Association, Board of Directors, 2005-07; American Associated Pharmacies Board of Directors, 2001-12; Iron Mission Foundation Board of Directors, Cedar City Hospital Board of Directors, Cedar City Downtown Parking Authority, Cedar City Downtown Economic Development Committee,

Education

Beaver High School; B.S., Pharmacy, University of Utah

Honors and awards

Utah Pharmacists Association Legislator of the Year, 2009, Utah Medical Association Legislator of the Year, 2012, National Federation of Independent Businesses Utah Small Business Champion of the Year 2014, Utah Shakespeare Festival Support Honor 2019, Salt Lake Chamber 2020 Business Champion

Email

evickers@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

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Profile details come from the Utah Legislature's official legislator data.