Utah Statutes

§ 52-4-210 — Electronic message transmissions.

Utah § 52-4-210

JurisdictionUtah

Title 52Public Officers

Ch. 52-4Open and Public Meetings Act

Part 52-4-2Meetings

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Bluebook

Utah Code Ann. § 52-4-210 (2026).

Text

Nothing in this chapter may be construed to restrict a member of a public body from transmitting an electronic message to other members of the public body at a time when the public body is not convened in a meeting.

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Legislative History

Amended by Chapter 392, 2024 General Session

Nearby Sections

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§ 52-1-1

Crime insurance to run to state, county, municipality, or other agency.

§ 52-1-10

Duties imposed by subsequent laws to be covered by crime insurance.

§ 52-1-13

Crime insurance as substitute for surety bond -- Requirements -- Failure to obtain and maintain crime insurance.

§ 52-1-2

Crime insurance in favor of state -- Approval and recording -- Filing of oaths.

§ 52-1-3

County, precinct, and district officers -- Where filed.

§ 52-1-4

City officers -- Where filed.

§ 52-1-5

Town officers -- Where filed.

§ 52-1-6

School district officers -- Where filed.

§ 52-2-1

Time in which to qualify -- Failure -- Office declared vacant.

§ 52-3-1

Employment of relatives and household members prohibited -- Exceptions.

§ 52-3-2

Each day of violation a separate offense.

§ 52-3-3

§ 52-3-4

Exceptions in towns and rural areas.

§ 52-4-101

§ 52-4-102

Declaration of public policy.

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