Utah Code — 67
Browse 313 sections in division 67 of the Utah code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 67-1-1. General powers and duties.
- § 67-1-1.5. Gubernatorial appointment powers.
- § 67-1-2. Senate confirmation of gubernatorial nominees -- Verification of nomination requirements -- Consultation on appointments -- Notification of anticipated vacancies.
- § 67-1-2.5. Executive boards -- Database -- Governor's review of new boards -- Creation of boards and commissions -- Inactive boards.
- § 67-1-3. Removal of gubernatorial appointee.
- § 67-1-4. Records to be kept.
- § 67-1-5. Commissioning officers.
- § 67-1-6. Acting governor -- Powers and duties.
- § 67-1-8.1. Executive Residence Commission -- Recommendations as to use, maintenance, and operation of executive residence.
- § 67-1-9. Governor's residence -- Sources of funds.
- § 67-1-10. Spouse of the governor -- Status as state employee.
- § 67-1-11. Gender balance in appointing board members.
- § 67-1-12. Displaced defense workers.
- § 67-1-14. Information technology.
- § 67-1-15. Approval of international trade agreement -- Consultation with Utah International Relations and Trade Commission.
- § 67-1-18. Gubernatorial appointees -- Change in title.
- § 1a-1. Intent of Legislature.
- § 1a-2. Duties enumerated.
- § 1a-2.2. Residences in more than one district -- Lieutenant governor to resolve.
- § 1a-2.5. Fees of lieutenant governor.
- § 1a-3. Employment of personnel.
- § 1a-5. Budget proposal.
- § 1a-6. Designation as secretary of state -- Duties.
- § 1a-6.5. Certification of local entity boundary actions -- Definitions -- Notice requirements -- Electronic copies -- Filing.
- § 1a-6.7. Certification of local entity name change.
- § 1a-7. Use and custody of The Great Seal of the State of Utah -- Penalty for misuse or defacing -- Rulemaking authority.
- § 1a-8. Form and contents of great seal.
- § 1a-12. Authority to administer oaths.
- § 1a-13. Certification restrictions.
- § 1a-15. Local government and limited purpose entity registry.
- § 1b-101. Title.
- § 1b-102. Definitions.
- § 1b-103. Applicability.
- § 1b-104. Duties during transition period.
- § 1b-105. Appropriations.
- § 1b-106. Governor's budget.
- § 67-3-1. Functions and duties.
- § 67-3-1.5. Fees of state auditor.
- § 67-3-2. Right to compel accounting by, and state accounts with, all collectors of state money -- Escheats.
- § 67-3-3. Disbursements of public funds -- Suspension of disbursements -- Procedure upon suspension.
- § 67-3-4. Appropriations not to be diverted from purposes.
- § 67-3-5. Right of visitation and examination.
- § 67-3-6. Seal.
- § 67-3-8. Preparation and distribution of budget forms.
- § 67-3-10. Background checks for employees.
- § 67-3-12. Utah Public Finance Website -- Establishment and administration -- Records disclosure -- Exceptions.
- § 67-3-13. State auditor data privacy responsibilities.
- § 67-4-1. Duties.
- § 67-4-2. Definitions.
- § 67-4-3. Warrants upon state treasurer -- Legislative policy.
- § 67-4-10. Crime insurance.
- § 67-4-11. Delict of treasurer -- Duties of auditor and governor -- Suspension.
- § 67-4-15. Insurance protection for funds, warrants and securities.
- § 67-4-16. State financial advisor -- Duties -- Conflict of interest restrictions.
- § 67-4-17. Federal/state cash transfers.
- § 67-4-19. Investments of public funds in precious metals by state treasurer -- Precious metals study and report to Legislature.
- § 67-4-20. Precious metals-backed electronic payment system.
- § 67-4-22. State Treasurer Investment Management Account.
- § 67-4-23. Retirement plan exchange.
- § 4a-101. Title.
- § 4a-102. Definitions.
- § 4a-103. Inapplicability to foreign transaction.
- § 4a-104. Rulemaking.
- § 4a-201. When property presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-201.5. When digital asset presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-202. When tax-deferred and tax-exempt retirement accounts presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-203. When other tax-deferred and tax-exempt accounts presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-204. When custodial account for minor presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-205. When contents of safe-deposit box presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-206. When security presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-207. When related property presumed abandoned.
- § 4a-208. Indication of apparent owner interest in property.
- § 4a-209. Deposit account for proceeds of insurance policy or annuity contract.
- § 4a-215. Knowledge of death of insured or annuitant.
- § 4a-301. Address of apparent owner to establish priority.
- § 4a-302. Address of apparent owner in this state.
- § 4a-303. If records show multiple addresses of apparent owner.
- § 4a-304. Holder domiciled in this state.
- § 4a-305. Custody if transaction took place in this state.
- § 4a-306. Traveler's check, money order, or similar instrument.
- § 4a-307. Burden of proof to establish administrator's right to custody.
- § 4a-401. Report required by holder.
- § 4a-402. Content of report.
- § 4a-403. When report to be filed.
- § 4a-404. Retention of records by holder.
- § 4a-405. Property reportable and payable or deliverable absent owner demand.
- § 4a-501. Notice to apparent owner by holder.
- § 4a-502. Contents of notice by holder.
- § 4a-503. Notice by administrator.
- § 4a-504. Cooperation among state officers and agencies to locate apparent owner.
- § 4a-601. Definition of good faith.
- § 4a-602. Dormancy charge.
- § 4a-603. Payment or delivery of property to administrator.
- § 4a-604. Effect of payment or delivery of property to administrator.
- § 4a-605. Recovery of property by holder from administrator.
- § 4a-606. Property removed from safe-deposit box.
- § 4a-607. Crediting income or gain to owner's account.
- § 4a-608. Administrator's options as to custody.
- § 4a-609. Disposition of property having no substantial value -- Immunity from liability.
- § 4a-610. Periods of limitation and repose.
- § 4a-701. Public sale of tangible property.
- § 4a-702. Disposal of securities.
- § 4a-702.5. Disposal of digital assets -- Liquidation before filing -- Recovery of digital assets or value by owner.
- § 4a-703. Recovery of securities or value by owner.
- § 4a-704. Purchaser owns property after sale.
- § 4a-705. Military medal or decoration.
- § 4a-801. Unclaimed Property Fund -- Deposit of funds by administrator.
- § 4a-802. Administrator to retain records of property.
- § 4a-803. Expenses and service charges of administrator.
- § 4a-804. Administrator holds property as custodian for owner.
- § 4a-901. Claim of another state to recover property.
- § 4a-902. When property subject to recovery by another state.
- § 4a-903. Claim for property by person claiming to be owner.
- § 4a-904. When administrator shall honor claim for property.
- § 4a-905. Allowance of claim for property.
- § 4a-906. Action by person whose claim is denied.
- § 4a-1001. Verified report of property.
- § 4a-1002. Examination of records to determine compliance.
- § 4a-1003. Rules for conducting examination.
- § 4a-1004. Records obtained in examination.
- § 4a-1005. Evidence of unpaid debt or undischarged obligation.
- § 4a-1006. Failure of person examined to retain records.
- § 4a-1007. Report to person whose records were examined.
- § 4a-1008. Informal conference.
- § 4a-1009. Administrator's contract with another to conduct examination.
- § 4a-1010. Report by administrator to state official.
- § 4a-1011. Determination of liability for unreported reportable property.
- § 4a-1101. Informal conference.
- § 4a-1102. Review of administrator's determination.
- § 4a-1103. Administrative review.
- § 4a-1104. Judicial remedy.
- § 4a-1201. Judicial action to enforce liability.
- § 4a-1202. Interstate and international agreement -- Cooperation.
- § 4a-1203. Action involving another state or foreign country.
- § 4a-1204. Interest and penalty for failure to act in timely manner.
- § 4a-1205. Other civil penalties.
- § 4a-1206. Waiver of interest and penalty.
- § 4a-1301. When agreement to locate property enforceable.
- § 4a-1302. When agreement to locate property void.
- § 4a-1303. Right of agent of apparent owner to recover property held by administrator.
- § 4a-1401. Definitions -- Applicability.
- § 4a-1402. Confidential information.
- § 4a-1403. When confidential information may be disclosed.
- § 4a-1404. Confidentiality agreement.
- § 4a-1405. No confidential information in notice.
- § 4a-1406. Security of information.
- § 4a-1407. Security breach.
- § 4a-1408. Indemnification for breach.
- § 4a-1501. Uniformity of application and construction.
- § 4a-1502. Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act.
- § 4a-1503. Transitional provision.
- § 4a-1504. Severability.
- § 67-5-1. General duties -- Restrictions.
- § 67-5-1.1. Written opinion to the Legislature -- Rebuttable presumption.
- § 67-5-1.2. Local investigation assistance.
- § 67-5-1.5. Special duties -- Employment of staff.
- § 67-5-3. "Agency" defined -- Performance of legal services for agencies -- Billing.
- § 67-5-4. Interaccount billings included in budget -- Payment of staff members.
- § 67-5-5. Hiring of legal counsel for agencies -- Costs.
- § 67-5-6. Attorney General Career Service Act -- Citation.
- § 67-5-7. Establishment of career service system.
- § 67-5-8. Eligibility for career service status.
- § 67-5-9. Reassignment of career status employees -- Additional compensation for managerial assignments -- Employment of special assistant attorneys general -- Termination of employees -- Salary increases.
- § 67-5-10. Career status attorneys as full-time employees -- Completion of outside law practice.
- § 67-5-11. Employee accepting appointment to state position exempt from merit provisions -- Reinstatement in career status.
- § 67-5-12. Dismissal of career status employees -- Causes -- Procedure -- Retention roster -- Reappointment register.
- § 67-5-13. Limitations on political activities by career status employees.
- § 67-5-15. Records of the attorney general.
- § 67-5-16. Child protective services investigators within attorney general's office -- Authority -- Training.
- § 67-5-17. Attorney-client relationship.
- § 67-5-20. Internet crimes against children -- Education programs.
- § 67-5-21. Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) unit creation -- Duties -- Employment of staff.
- § 67-5-22.7. Multi-agency strike force to combat violent and other major felony crimes associated with illegal immigration and human trafficking -- Fraudulent Documents Identification Unit.
- § 67-5-23. Use of state vehicles for law enforcement officers.
- § 67-5-24. Attorney General Crime and Violence Prevention Fund -- Use of money -- Restrictions -- Volunteer task force -- Staff.
- § 67-5-27. Real estate fraud prosecutor.
- § 67-5-28. Memorandum of Understanding regarding enforcement of federal immigration laws -- Communications regarding immigration status -- Private cause of action.
- § 67-5-29. Duty to file legal actions.
- § 67-5-30. Mortgage and Financial Fraud Unit creation -- Duties -- Employment of staff.
- § 67-5-31. Mortgage and Financial Fraud Investigation and Prosecution Restricted Account.
- § 67-5-32. Rulemaking authority regarding the procurement of outside counsel, expert witnesses, and other litigation support services.
- § 67-5-33. Contingent fee contracts.
- § 67-5-34. Rate committee -- Membership -- Duties.
- § 67-5-35. Lawful use of force -- Training program.
- § 67-5-36. Drug Disposal Program.
- § 67-5-37. Multi-agency joint strike force -- Joint Organized Retail Crime Unit.
- § 67-5-38. Missing Child Identification Program.
- § 67-5-39. Sheriff Node Program.
- § 67-5-40. Attorney General Litigation Fund.
- § 67-5-41. Right to intervene in action challenging constitutionality of a statute.
- § 67-5-42. Carbon Credit Litigation Fund -- Report.
- § 5a-1. Utah Prosecution Council -- Duties -- Membership.
- § 5a-2. Terms -- Filling vacancies -- Chair.
- § 5a-3. Per diem and travel expenses.
- § 5a-4. Holding public employment.
- § 5a-5. Quorum -- Meetings.
- § 5a-6. Council director -- Qualifications and compensation.
- § 5a-7. Responsibilities of the director.
- § 5a-8. Administration.
- § 5b-101. Definitions.
- § 5b-102. Children's Justice Center -- Requirements of center -- Purposes of center.
- § 5b-103. Appropriation and funding.
- § 5b-104. Requirements of a memorandum of understanding.
- § 5b-107. Immunity -- Limited liability.
- § 67-8-1. Short title.
- § 67-8-2. Salaries of judges established annually in appropriations act -- Bases of salaries -- Additional compensation.
- § 67-8-3. Compensation plan for appointive officers -- Exceptions -- Legislative approval -- Career status attorneys.
- § 67-8-4. State Elected Official and Judicial Compensation Commission created -- Composition -- Appointment -- Terms -- Organization -- Vacancies -- Quorum -- Compensation -- Staff.
- § 67-8-5. Duties of commission -- Salary recommendations.
- § 67-9-1. Appointment -- Powers.
- § 67-9-2. Crime insurance.
- § 67-10-1. Reports of expenditures of appropriations -- Exceptions.
- § 67-10-2. Accounts to be closed at end of fiscal year.
- § 67-11-1. Declaration of policy.
- § 67-11-2. Definitions.
- § 67-11-3. General powers of state agency and interstate instrumentalities.
- § 67-11-4. Payments into Contribution Fund by employees.
- § 67-11-5. Political subdivisions of state -- Planned participation.
- § 67-11-6. Establishment of Contribution Fund -- Powers, authority, and jurisdiction of state agency -- Withdrawals from fund -- Payments into United States Treasury.
- § 67-11-8. Utah State Social Security Agency -- Creation of -- Powers and prerogatives of.
- § 67-11-9. Studies by state agency.
- § 67-16-1. Short title.
- § 67-16-3. Definitions.
- § 67-16-4. Improperly disclosing or using private, controlled, or protected information -- Using position to secure privileges or exemptions -- Accepting employment that would impair independence of judgment or ethical performance -- Exception.
- § 67-16-5. Accepting gift, compensation, or loan -- When prohibited.
- § 67-16-5.3. Requiring donation, payment, or service to government agency in exchange for approval -- When prohibited.
- § 67-16-5.6. Offering donation, payment, or service to government agency in exchange for approval -- When prohibited.
- § 67-16-6. Receiving compensation for assistance in transaction involving an agency -- Sworn statement.
- § 67-16-7. Disclosure of substantial interest in regulated business -- Exceptions.
- § 67-16-8. Participation in transaction involving business as to which public officer or employee has interest -- Exceptions.
- § 67-16-9. Conflict of interests prohibited.
- § 67-16-10. Inducing others to violate chapter.
- § 67-16-11. Applicability of provisions.
- § 67-16-12. Penalties for violation -- Removal from office or dismissal from employment.
- § 67-16-14. Unethical transactions -- Duty to dismiss officer or employee -- Right to rescind or void contract.
- § 67-16-15. Complaint -- Political Subdivisions Ethics Review Commission.
- § 67-16-16. Special public officer -- Annual conflict of interest disclosure statement -- Exception -- Penalties.
- § 67-18-1. Right to examine and copy documents.
- § 67-18-2. Definitions.
- § 67-18-3. Written request for production of file.
- § 67-18-4. Cost of copying.
- § 67-18-5. Confidential, private, or protected documents excepted.
- § 19a-101. Definitions.
- § 19a-102. Work environment policy.
- § 19a-201. Career Service Review Office created -- Appointment of an administrator -- Reporting -- Qualifications.
- § 19a-202. Powers -- Scope of authority.
- § 19a-203. Rulemaking authority.
- § 19a-204. Administrator -- Powers.
- § 19a-205. Employment transfer.
- § 19a-301. Charges submissible under grievance procedure.
- § 19a-302. Levels of procedure.
- § 19a-303. Employees' rights in grievance procedure.
- § 19a-401. Time limits for submission and advancement of grievance by aggrieved employee -- Voluntary termination of employment -- Group grievances.
- § 19a-402. Procedural steps to be followed by aggrieved employee.
- § 19a-402.5. Procedural steps to be followed by reporting employee alleging retaliatory action.
- § 19a-403. Advancement of grievance to administrator -- Initial hearing.
- § 19a-404. Evidentiary hearing.
- § 19a-405. Prehearing conference.
- § 19a-406. Procedural steps to be followed by aggrieved employee -- Hearing before hearing officer -- Evidentiary and procedural rules.
- § 19a-501. Procedural steps to be followed in an administrative review of an abusive conduct investigation.
- § 19d-102. Definitions.
- § 19d-201. Trust fund -- Creation -- Oversight -- Dissolution.
- § 19d-201.5. Elected Official Post-Retirement Benefits Trust Fund -- Creation -- Oversight -- Dissolution.
- § 19d-202. Board of trustees of the State Post-Retirement Benefits Trust Fund and the Elected Official Post-Retirement Benefits Trust Fund.
- § 19d-301. Investment of State Post-Retirement Benefits Trust Fund.
- § 19d-302. State treasurer to follow "prudent investor" rule -- Standard of care.
- § 19f-102. Definitions.
- § 19f-201. State Employees' Leave Trust Fund -- Creation -- Oversight -- Dissolution.
- § 19f-202. Board of trustees of the State Employees' Annual Leave Trust Fund.
- § 19f-301. Investment of State Employees' Annual Leave Program II Trust Fund.
- § 19f-302. State treasurer to follow "prudent investor" rule -- Standard of care.
- § 67-20-1. Short title.
- § 67-20-2. Definitions.
- § 67-20-3. Purposes for which a volunteer is considered a government employee -- Limitations of liability for volunteer facilitators.
- § 67-20-4. Approval of volunteer.
- § 67-20-6. Compensatory service worker workers' compensation medical benefits.
- § 67-20-7. Workers' compensation benefits for a volunteer safety officer.
- § 67-20-7.5. Workers' compensation benefits for a volunteer search and rescue team member.
- § 67-20-8. Volunteer experience credit.
- § 67-21-1. Short title.
- § 67-21-2. Definitions.
- § 67-21-3. Reporting of governmental waste or violations of law -- Employer action -- Exceptions.
- § 67-21-3.5. Administrative review of retaliatory action against a public entity employee.
- § 67-21-3.6. Administrative review for political subdivision employees.
- § 67-21-3.7. Administrative review for institution of higher education employees.
- § 67-21-4. Choice of forum -- Remedies for employee bringing action -- Proof required.
- § 67-21-5. Court orders for violation of chapter.
- § 67-21-6. Civil fine.
- § 67-21-7. No impairment of employee rights under collective bargaining agreement.
- § 67-21-8. No compensation when participation in public inquiry.
- § 67-21-9. Notice of contents of this chapter -- Posting.
- § 67-21-10. False accusations.
- § 67-22-1. Compensation -- Constitutional offices.
- § 67-22-2. Compensation -- Other state officers.
- § 67-24-101. Title.
- § 67-24-102. Definitions.
- § 67-24-103. Qualified prohibitions on lobbyists -- Time limit -- Exceptions.
- § 67-26-102. Definitions.
- § 67-26-103. Effect of chapter.
- § 67-26-201. State policy on abusive conduct.