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Utah Bill Would Allow Public Funding to Expand Fossil Fuel Extraction, Worsen Climate Crisis

Utah Bill Would Allow Public Funding to Expand Fossil Fuel Extraction, Worsen Climate Crisis
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Utah Department of Agriculture has already put policies in place to improve fee collections and firearm tracking

| Updated: Feb. 7, 2021, 4:28 p.m. Utah cattle inspectors got rifles they didn’t need and ATVs they didn’t use. They deposited fees in their private bank accounts before reimbursing the state and drove state vehicles for personal use. Those were some of the findings of an audit released Thursday that criticized the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food for having a “weak control structure” that “would not adequately prevent fraud and abuse from occurring.” Conducted by the Office of the Legislative Auditor General, the investigation revealed that: • Livestock inspectors were depositing cash fees into their personal accounts and then writing personal checks to the department.

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Some Utah schools lost 40% of their in-person days this fall to COVID-19 closures

Some Utah schools lost 40% of their in-person days this fall to COVID-19 closures Courtney Tanner © Provided by Salt Lake Tribune (Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Syracuse High School students file out of school on Dec. 7, 2020 before it was shut down for two weeks due to an outbreak. A state audit recommends moving away from the 1% threshold for a soft closure after many schools had to close several times this fall. Responding to frequent COVID-19 outbreaks, some Utah high schools ended up closing and reopening and closing so many times that students were out of the classroom and learning online for more than 40% of the fall semester.

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Some schools lost 40% of in-person learning days due to COVID

Legislative auditors recommend ‘Test to Stay’ protocols to curb loss of so many in-person learning school days

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