UT HB0132

Reduces the Veterans and Military Affairs Commission permanent membership from 18 to 17 members by removing the chamber of commerce military affairs representative, while increasing pro tempore member slots from five to six

Adds the Naval Industrial Reserve Ordnance Plant to the list of nine military facilities where municipalities must coordinate land use compatibility within 5,000 feet of boundaries

Expands the purposes for which the adjutant general of the National Guard may accept donations to include the State Partnership Program, humanitarian programs, and disaster or emergency response, in addition to existing authority for military museums and memorials

Effective date: May 6, 2026