Utah officials want to hide their calendars from the public. A new bill will do just that.

SB240, which would exempt official calendars from Utah’s public records law, comes days before a judge is due to hear arguments over access to Utah A.G. Sean Reyes’ official calendar.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024. A revised bill in the Legislature would allow elected officials to keep their calendars from the public.

Utah officials want to hide their calendars from the public. A new bill will do just that.

SB240, which would exempt official calendars from Utah’s public records law, comes days before a judge is due to hear arguments over access to Utah A.G. Sean Reyes’ official calendar.

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