Utah's top state officials are gearing up for a busy week, as Governor Spencer J. Cox and Lieutenant Governor Deidre M. Henderson have released their public schedules for March 10 to March 14. According to Utah Governor's Office, Governor Cox's week will involve a personal day followed by extensive bill reviews during the 2025 Legislative Session and multiple public speeches, including one at the 10th Annual Black & Blue Gala in Salt Lake City. For her part, Lt. Gov. Henderson is set to attend bill reviews and meet with Gov. Cox, speak at an event honoring Utah’s women veterans, and engage with the Consul General of the Republic of Ireland later in the week.
The office of Governor Spencer J. Cox indicated that the governor will utilize his time on Monday for personal matters; however, starting Tuesday, much of his focus will be dedicated to poring over proposed legislation from the 2025 Legislative Session, an activity slated for substantial segments of his week, Cox will also make a public appearance on Wednesday, March 12 at the Utah Food Bank to speak at the 'Feed Utah Kickoff,' where media availability will provide journalists opportunities to engage directly with the governor, he is also scheduled to meet with Lt. Gov. Henderson at midday, the Attorney General later that afternoon and will cap the day with additional legislative session bill reviews.
Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. Deidre M. Henderson will also be significantly involved in legislative bill reviews, a routine part of her Wednesday schedule, her official agenda also includes a later commitment to speak at an event specifically 'Honoring Utah’s Women Veterans,' hosted in the Rotunda at the Utah State Capitol, signaling her ongoing dedication to recognizing the sacrifices and contributions of military service members to the state and the nation.
Another highlight from the governor's itinerary features his speaking role at the National Forum of Civic Learning set for Thursday, March 13, at the Hoover Institution in Stanford, California, meanwhile during the same day, Lt. Gov. Henderson has no public events scheduled, but she will resume her public duties on Friday with more bill review sessions and a board and commissions meeting, before her 3 p.m. appointment with the Irish Consul General, details of these meetings, while not specified, could involve discussions on state governance matters or potential international collaborations.
