Central Utah News

Representative John Curtis has recently shared several tweets on April 7, 2025, focusing on commemorating contributions, legislation initiatives, and environmental collaborations. These tweets highlight his continued engagement with both Utah's citizens and national policy discussions.

In the first tweet, Representative Curtis reflects on Mia Love's legacy. "Mia Love was many things—a trailblazer, public servant, mother, and friend. But to me, she’ll always be remembered as a principled voice for Utah. A voice for fiscal responsibility, opportunity, and the enduring values of family, faith, and freedom. Her story inspired", he shared, noting her impact on the state and his personal admiration for her life and work.

Regarding the Moab UMTRA project, Curtis expressed the importance of preparatory measures for its future. "It’s time to prepare for what comes next for the Moab UMTRA project. Our bill reflects the cooperative effort between the community and federal agencies all working toward a shared goal: restoring and returning this land to the people of Grand County.", he wrote, underscoring the collaborative efforts outlined in recent legislation about the project.

Curtis also addressed environmental issues in another tweet, emphasizing community involvement. "Utah’s environmental challenges require thoughtful solutions that necessitate input from our local communities. That’s why I was grateful to have @EPA Administrator @epaleezeldin here in Utah today. While meeting with state and community leaders, we were able to cover a lot of", he mentioned. This collaboration with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin demonstrates his commitment to addressing local environmental concerns through engaging discussions with key stakeholders.