Rising inflation and a possible recession threaten Utah’s economy. Legislative leaders aren’t taking any chances.

Utah has more than $1 billion set aside in several rainy-day funds.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah lawmakers are worried how rising inflation and a possible recession could impact the state's economy. They've set aside more than $1 billion in several rainy-day funds in anticipation of an economic downturn.

Rising inflation and a possible recession threaten Utah’s economy. Legislative leaders aren’t taking any chances.

Utah has more than $1 billion set aside in several rainy-day funds.

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