Utah will keep its national parks open if federal government shuts down, Cox says

As another shutdown looms, Utah will “dust off” its game plan for keeping tourist destinations in the state operating, which generate about $3 billion a year.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Devils Garden trail in Arches National Park on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024. As another federal government shutdown looms, Gov. Spencer Cox said Utah will keep tourist destinations in the state operating.

Utah will keep its national parks open if federal government shuts down, Cox says

As another shutdown looms, Utah will “dust off” its game plan for keeping tourist destinations in the state operating, which generate about $3 billion a year.

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