Why Gov. Cox wants to save the Great Salt Lake

From Antelope Island, the Cox administration advocated to spend $400 million in water restoration and recovery projects.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Gov. Spencer J. Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson, joined by Sophia M. DiCaro, Executive Director of the GovernorÕs Office of Planning and Budget, right, unveiled their budget recommendations and priorities for 2023 at the Antelope Island Visitor Center, Dec 7, 2021.

Why Gov. Cox wants to save the Great Salt Lake

From Antelope Island, the Cox administration advocated to spend $400 million in water restoration and recovery projects.

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