Celeste Maloy: “Our bureaucracy is broken, and I am really grateful that you are all here to be part of this because it matters.”

So I had to show up and introduce myself to, you know, about 700,000 new people who had never met me before.

Utahns have long supported protecting our state's extraordinary cultural and natural resources. This action honors that goal while following the law Congress passed and giving greater consideration to the people who know these lands best.

We stepped forward. We met the moment. But through the entire process, the administration has been focused on getting us to peace.

We know you value this land, you want it used for multiple use and not locked up.