Citizen Safety Without Partisanship
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Utah Fire Caucus membership is open to all Utah legislators, regardless of party affiliation.
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Legislators are asked to lend support in a way that best benefits fire departments in their districts.
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Positions on legislation not required.
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A resource to help educate and build consensus on fire/emergency services issues.
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Support provided by the Joint Council of Fire Service Organizations, a broadly based, non-partisan coalition of Utah fire service organizations.
 
News
  • Please join us at the 2009 Utah Fire Caucus Luncheon.
  • Thanks for participating in the Utah Fire Caucus luncheon on Monday, February 4, 2008!
    See the photos. . .
  • The Utah Fire Caucus appreciates the distinguished service of Rep. David Clark as co-chair, and welcomes his successor, Rep. Todd E. Kiser.
  • Access to the State Capitol in 2008: Public parking is available in the east lot, the northeast lot and on neighborhood streets around the Capitol. UTA bus service runs between the Capitol and downtown every 15 minutes as part of the downtown free zone. Free parking is no longer available at the Triad Center or the State Fairgrounds.
  • 2008 legislative session - Monday, January 21 through Wednesday, March 5.