Central Utah News

Rep. John Curtis, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Utah’s 3rd district, has shared a series of tweets discussing various topics relevant to his constituents and interests. These posts reflect on legislative efforts, economic contributions of local industries, and personal reflections during his time in Washington D.C.

On March 25, 2025, Rep. Curtis addressed the ongoing impacts of wildfires in Utah. He emphasized the importance of swift rehabilitation and restoration efforts post-fire to prevent further damage to the land. In his words: "As Utahns know, the impacts of a wildfire do not end when the fire is put out. Without swift action to rehabilitate and restore the land, it is left vulnerable to further damage. Our legislation removes unnecessary bureaucratic red tape and other barriers that are holding back".

Later that day, Curtis highlighted Utah's wool industry as a significant contributor to the state's economy. He expressed gratitude for meeting with local wool growers and acknowledged their role in stewardship and economic contribution: "Utah’s wool industry is an important part of our economy, with our state ranking fifth in the nation for lamb and wool production. Enjoyed meeting with the @UTWoolGrowers today and am grateful for their hard work, stewardship of the land, contributions to our state’s economy and".

On March 26, 2025, Curtis shared a more personal note about his experience in Washington D.C., inviting fellow Utahns visiting during cherry blossom season to visit his office: "This is one of my favorite times of the year in D.C. To any Utahns that are in town, I hope you’re enjoying the cherry blossoms as much as I am. And I hope you swing by our office to say hi!".