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UT SB0306
Bill
AI Summary
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Counties of the first class may now initiate withdrawal of unincorporated areas from first responder districts (fire, paramedic, emergency, and law enforcement services), not just municipalities
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The withdrawal process requires a feasibility study conducted by an independent consultant jointly selected by the withdrawing entity and the district, with costs split equally between both parties
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Withdrawal elections for municipal services districts must be held at least 180 days after the resolution is adopted, increased from the previous 60-day requirement
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A withdrawal can occur without an election if both the legislative body and the first responder district agree in writing after completing the feasibility study and public hearing process
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The bill takes effect on May 6, 2026 and amends Utah Code sections 17B-1-502, 17B-1-504, 17B-1-505, 17B-1-505.5, and 17B-1-512
Legislative Description
Special Districts Modifications
Counties
Last Action
Senate/ filed in Senate file for bills not passed
3/6/2026