Jen Dailey-Provost

State Representative

District 22 · Utah · United States

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Public office

Office: State Representative
Level of government: State
Riding / district: District 22
Province / territory / state: Utah
Current term began: 2023-01-01

Official website ↗jdprovost@le.utah.gov

801-538-1029

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Behavioral Health Legislative Policy
Executive Appropriations
Federal Funds Legislative Oversight Committee-Rural Health Transformation Grant
Federalism Commission
Health and Human Services
Health and Human Services Interim
Legislative Management
Medical Cannabis Governance Structure Working Group
Retirement and Independent Entities Interim
Revenue and Taxation
Revenue and Taxation Interim
Rules Review and General Oversight

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