Utah § 34A-3-202 Workers' compensation presumption for first responders.

Utah Statutes

§ 34A-3-202 — Workers' compensation presumption for first responders.

Utah § 34A-3-202

Title 34AUtah Labor Code

Ch. 34A-3Utah Occupational Disease Act

Part 34A-3-2Presumptions for First Responders

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Utah Code Ann. § 34A-3-202 (2026).

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(1)A first responder who claims to have contracted COVID-19 during the performance of the first responder's duties as a first responder, is presumed to have contracted COVID-19 during the course of performing the first responder's duties as a first responder if the first responder is diagnosed with COVID-19:

(1)(a) while employed or serving as a first responder; or

(1)(b) if the first responder's employment or service as a first responder terminates, within two weeks after the day on which the first responder's employment or service terminates.

(2)A first responder who makes a claim under this part shall provide written documentation of a COVID-19 diagnosis to the first responder's employer or insurer.

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(1) A first responder who claims to have contracted COVID-19 during the performance of the first responder's duties as a first responder, is presumed to have contracted COVID-19 during the course of performing the first responder's duties as a first responder if the first responder is diagnosed with COVID-19:

(1)(a) while employed or serving as a first responder; or
(1)(b) if the first responder's employment or service as a first responder terminates, within two weeks after the day on which the first responder's employment or service terminates.
(2) A first responder who makes a claim under this part shall provide written documentation of a COVID-19 diagnosis to the first responder's employer or insurer.