News from the Office of the Lieutenant Governor

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson believes a career pause shouldn’t mean a career dead end. She met with people in the Return Utah program who shared how their experiences have had life-changing impact. From empty-nester moms stepping back into the office to retired veterans learning new skills, there are incredible people in our state ready, willing and able to learn. Utah

Lt. Gov. Henderson praised the heroic efforts of emergency crews, local leaders and residents of Eureka after visiting the area affected by the devastating Iron Fire in Juab County. She expressed concern over Utah’s elevated fire danger and encouraged everyone to exercise caution, noting that most fires are human caused and preventable.

Lt. Gov. Henderson and Christina Price from the Bureau of Land Management signed a cooperative agreement for the San Rafael Swell Recreation Area. It secures improvements to trail maintenance, security and an intentional dedication to a good working partnership.

Native American stories are Utah stories. Tribal communities gathered to hear how their culture will be featured in the new Museum of Utah. Lt. Gov. Henderson works as the primary liaison between the state government and Utah’s eight federally recognized tribes.

Apprenticeships are powerful ways to gain education and bolster the workforce. Lt. Gov. Henderson led a delegation to Indianapolis to meet with business and government leaders. The group learned how Indiana has structured the nation’s most advanced employer-driven apprenticeship program.