New bills would drop Utah from back and forth of Daylight Saving Time
SALT LAKE CITY — A pair of bills in the Utah State Legislature would make the state abandon the concept of Daylight Saving Time. But one would make Utah “spring ahead” while the other would have the state “fall behind.” House Bill 178, sponsored by Rep. Lee Perry, R-Perry, suggests that Utah would no longer “spring ahead.” “The state of Utah shall observe mountain standard time on a year round basis, without the observance of daylight saving time,” Perry wrote…
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