During the shutdown, as has already been stated, the results were devastating for the small rural towns and cities surrounding our national parks, and we felt that very severely throughout the State.
Cox highlights the negative impact of the federal shutdown on rural communities in Utah.
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It hasn’t proven effective in alleviating the suffering that we’re talking about today. Recovery has to be a part of that, and making sure that we have the resources in place to hold people accountable absolutely matters.
If we really want Utah to be family friendly, then we must invest in our families.
We have to make investments that actually make Utah family friendly.
Look, housing is important. We want people to have shelter, but that can’t be the first and only goal.
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