The Utah House of Representatives believes in protecting and standing up for Utahns’ Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. We are committed to preserving that right while working to keep our communities safe.
In recent years, we have worked to uphold Second Amendment protections while advancing practical measures aimed at reducing risk and preventing harm. These efforts include supporting initiatives that promote firearm safety training, increasing awareness around safe storage practices, and ensuring that law enforcement have the tools they need to respond to potential threats.
Recent Legislation
HB 84
2026
Dangerous Weapon Amendments
Allowed individuals 21 years or older to conceal carry (but not open carry) on a higher ed campus without a concealed carry permit
HB 214
2026
Firearms Liability Amendments
Protected firearms manufacturers and sellers from lawsuits targeting them based on harms caused by third parties who use firearms they made or sold
HB 133
2025
Firearms Code Clarification
Reorganized and clarified Utah firearms law so gun owners can more easily understand and exercise their rights under the law and 2nd amendment
HB 104
2025
Firearm Safety in Schools Amendments
Directed schools to provide developmentally appropriate firearm safety education sessions to students, with parents being able to opt out
HB 226
2023
Sale of a Firearm Amendments
Created an ability for private parties in a private sale to check whether the other party has a valid concealed carry permit or if the firearm was reported as stolen
HB 225
2023
Firearm Possession Amendments
Required law enforcement to ensure that a person is not restricted from possessing a firearm before returning a firearm collected as evidence
HB 60
2021
Conceal Carry Firearms Amendments
Made Utah a permitless “constitutional carry” state, allowing anyone at least 21 years old to both open and conceal carry a firearm