2025 Legislative Update Week 3

Representative Maloy's 2025 Session Week Three Update

2025 Legislative Update: Week Three

Hello House District 52!

I hope this update finds you well! It’s been another busy and productive week at the Capitol, filled with important discussions, meaningful legislation, and community engagement.

Week 3 Legislative Update

Week 3 Highlights

I’d like to officially introduce Tanner Lung, my 2025 legislative intern. Tanner is a senior at Utah Valley University, studying business. Originally from California, he moved to Utah for school and has been actively engaged in learning about the legislative process.

I had the privilege of presenting a request for appropriation alongside the Utah Short Creek Dream Center in Hildale. This incredible organization provides life-changing support for survivors of human trafficking, helping them heal and rebuild their lives. Securing funding for this initiative is a cause I am deeply passionate about, and I will continue to advocate for their critical work.

I encourage you to stay involved, share your thoughts, and reach out with any questions or concerns. Together, we can continue making meaningful progress for our district and for Utah.

Thank you for your support, and I look forward to keeping you updated in the weeks ahead!

Cory Maloy
Representative, House District 52

Bills I Have on the Docket

The following bills are in the process of being passed. I will update you every week to keep you appraised of the situation.

H.B. 16 Health Facility Administrator Act Amendments
- This bill extends the sunset repeal date of the Health Facility Administrator Act.
- Passed by both the House and Senate. It has now been sent to enrolling to await the signature of the Governor.
H.B. 261 Towing Modifications
- This bill amends provisions regarding impounded vehicles, protects vehicle owners regarding possessions found within the vehicle, and other varying provisions.
- This bill has been assigned to the House Transportation Committee.
H.B. 279 Earned Wage Access Services Act
- This bill ensures transparency, consumer protections, and fair practices in the growing earned wage access industry while setting up a registration and enforcement system to prevent abuse.
- This bill has been assigned to the House Business, Labor, and Commerce Committee.
H.B. 301 Ambulance Provider Payment Amendments
- This bill codifies a base rate for ground ambulance transports and protects those who use ambulances from predatory rate hikes due to use.
- Awaiting committee assignment from the House Rules Committee.
HB 366 Access to Call Location Information Amendments
- Currently, mobile phone companies must provide call location data when:
  - Someone calls for emergency services.
  - There’s an immediate risk of death or serious injury (e.g., a kidnapping or medical emergency).
  This bill adds a new situation:
  - If law enforcement determines a missing person is in danger, they can urgently request phone location data.
- This bill has been assigned to the House Public Utilities and Energy Committee.
S.B. 42 Consumer Protection Amendments
- This bill clarifies the Utah Department of Consumer Protection's role in protecting consumers from deceptive and unconscionable sales practices.
- Passed both the Senate and the House, has gone to enrolling to be signed by the Governor.
S.B. 44 Professional Licensure Background Checks
- This bill simplifies and standardizes background checks for licensures in certain professions.
- Passed the Senate and the House Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee with an amendment.

My Committee Assignments

My Legislative Page

Since my election in 2017, I have successfully sponsored and passed numerous bills that have benefited our Lehi community. There is still work to be done, and I am eager to continue our progress together.

To view my legislative page and information about my role in the Utah House, click here.