Utah House of Representative Report: April 2025
Representative Carl Albrecht's report from the April 2025 legislature and continuing to serve you.
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Fun ways to commemorate a wedding anniversary
Milestone moments are few and far between, which underscores the significance of celebrating such occasions. Wedding anniversaries certainly fit the bill of momentous occasions worth celebrating. Whether a couple has been married for half a century or 12 months, the following are some fun ways they can commemorate their time together.
Fishing report
Beaver River, Upper: Brown and rainbow trout are abundant in the upper Beaver River in Beaver Canyon. Brown trout get aggressive in the fall as they prepare to spawn and can be effectively caught with various flies (streamers, egg patterns), lures (spinners, Rapalas), and jigs (marabou, tubes). Individual fish spawn at various times, so there will always be a few fish in pre-spawn aggression mode or post-spawn feeding mode. Most of the tributaries - including the Beaver forks, Merchant Creek, and Three Creeks - also have abundant populations of wild trout.
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Shifts in the Utah Landscape
In February the Emery County land transfer was officially completed after a 7-year process. This landmark deal seems to be a win-win between the state and the Federal Government. Utah’s School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) will receive nearly 90,000 acres of land spread out across 18 counties while the BLM will get about 116,000 (mostly in Emery County). This land exchange provides Utah with the opportunity to expand energy, recreational, and residential development while also expanding wilderness areas and Goblin Valley State Park.
DNR law enforcement officers seek information 11 raptor species illegally killed in Beaver County
CEDAR CITY — Utah Department of Natural Resources law enforcement officers are seeking information from the public after several raptor species, including hawks and owls, were illegally killed in southern Utah over the last several months.