Utah lawmakers pass bill that could jeopardize millions in federal transit funds

The bill stands to strip collective bargaining rights from some UTA employees.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Transit Authority headquarters in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, March 8, 2023. Utah lawmakers passed a bill last month that would strip collective bargaining rights from some Utah Transit Authority employees, an action that potentially jeopardizes millions of dollars in future federal grant funding for the transit agency, transit union members say.

Utah lawmakers pass bill that could jeopardize millions in federal transit funds

The bill stands to strip collective bargaining rights from some UTA employees.

MOST VIEWED

1

Utah wildfires rank 1 and 2 as largest in the nation. Here’s the latest on big blazes.

2

Darryn Peterson able to ‘meet the moment’ in his Utah Jazz summer league debut. Here’s how he did it.

3

Two groups of spectators sue Stadium of Fire after fireworks malfunction at the 2024 show

4

Utah’s Cottonwood Fire is already the 6th largest in state history. Here’s a list of the 10 biggest and 3 deadliest.

5

Here’s where Utahns can watch professional fireworks — and drone shows — for the Fourth

Sponsored Story

Drunken Kitchen restaurant is now open to all ages.