UT SB0064

Requires governmental entities to respond to non-expedited record requests within 15 business days (increased from 10), with expedited requests requiring response within 5 business days if the request benefits the public

Creates a new criminal offense (infraction) for destroying or deleting records with intent to avoid disclosure when a person knows or has reason to know the record may be responsive to a pending records request

Mandates the Division of Archives and Records Service develop a one-page summary of government records requirements by September 1, 2026, which must be provided annually to all government employees and within 30 days of hiring new employees

Requires governmental entities to conduct annual reviews of records retention requirements and compliance by August 1 each year, and requires political subdivisions to adopt ordinances or policies that include staff training and guidance on using personal devices for government business

Expands the definition of "at-risk government employee" to include federal prosecutors and federal judges, allowing these individuals to protect their personal information from public disclosure