Celeste Maloy
U.S. Representative · UT-2 · Republican
Statements and posts
45 press releases, floor remarks and posts since Jan 3, 2025.
Activity, last 12 weeks
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Rep. Maloy: Utah is eager to be part of energy solutions
Questioned Energy Secretary on geothermal resources and energy production in Utah.
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Rep. Maloy: Targeted lands needed by local governments for infrastructure
Spoke in support of amendment allowing fair market value sales of targeted federal lands.
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Introduced bill to provide Shivwits Band of Paiutes with jurisdictional clarity for civil cases.
“The Shivwits Band of Paiutes wants to do business with third parties, but without a clear legal framework they are at risk. This bill will give the Shivwits Band jurisdictional clarity and the freedom they desire to enter into contracts that have the potential to spur economic growth on their lands”
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House Passes Maloy Resolution to Block Rule Limiting Recreation in Glen Canyon Recreation Area
Passed resolution to block National Park Service rule limiting vehicle use in Glen Canyon Recreation Area.
“I introduced a resolution to nullify a senseless rule that limits recreation in a National Recreation Area, and I'm thrilled to see the House advance it.”
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Introduced bill to nullify BLM travel management plan closing 612 miles of motorized routes.
“Congress directed the BLM to manage land for multiple uses and sustained yield. The Henry Mountains and Fremont Gorge Travel Management Plan does the opposite. My bill corrects that overreach and ensures that Utahns can access our public lands for recreation”
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Rep. Maloy Leads Bill Giving States the Choice to Stop Changing the Clock
Reintroduced bill allowing states to choose permanent Daylight Saving Time.
“The Daylight Act grants states like Utah the freedom to decide whether or not to remain on Daylight Saving Time year-round. Let’s pass this bill in Congress and end the outdated practice of changing our clocks twice a year”
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Introduced Congressional Review Act resolution to block National Park Service off-road vehicle restrictions.
“This rule leaves locals with less open spaces to recreate on – in a National Recreation Area. I introduced this resolution to ensure Glen Canyon Recreation Area is managed for multiple uses, including recreation, as Congress directed”
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Rep. Maloy: Federal Agencies Need to do Less with Less
Questioned federal agencies about land management costs and red tape during subcommittee hearing.
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Rep. Maloy Introduces WEST Act to Overturn Illegal Conservation and Landscape Health Rule
Introduced bill to repeal BLM Conservation and Landscape Health rule.
“BLM’s rule shows just how broken our bureaucracy really is. Congress directed BLM to manage public lands for multiple uses and sustained yield. This rule eliminates multiple use, locking out Utahns who have relied on these lands for ranching, grazing, recreation, and more for generations.”
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Utah Delegation Introduces Bill to Support Wildfire Prevention
Introduced bill establishing federal wildfire research institute at Utah State University.
“Utah responsibly manages its forest land in collaboration with partners at the local and federal levels to prevent and limit the spread of wildfires. This legislation will provide the state with additional resources to build off its existing efforts and increase resiliency.”
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Introduced a resolution to block the Forest Service's rule authorizing enforcement of state laws on National Forest lands.
“Congress created the Forest Service to manage production and watersheds — not to enforce state and local laws. The criminal prohibition rule is yet another example of agency overreach as it encroaches on the law enforcement authority of our Sheriffs and creates jurisdictional challenges. It must be stopped”
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Introduced bipartisan bill to streamline geothermal energy exploration and development on public lands.
“Utah’s second district has some of the most abundant geothermal resources in the world”
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Rep. Maloy and Colleagues Introduce Legislation Honoring Civil Rights Hero Fred Korematsu
Introduced bipartisan legislation to award Congressional Gold Medal posthumously to civil rights hero Fred Korematsu.
“The story of Fred Korematsu, a civil rights hero in American history, has been well preserved in Utah where he was unjustly interned for several years.”
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Maloy and Colleagues Reintroduce FREE Act to Streamline Federal Permitting
Reintroduced the FREE Act to streamline federal permitting processes.
“Utah is growing rapidly. Unfortunately, executive agencies are often excruciatingly slow at granting permits, delaying critical projects that support rapid growth — especially in states like Utah where the majority of the land is federally controlled. The time is now to reform and streamline the permitting processes.”
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Maloy Calls for Repealing the Death Tax
Testified before Ways and Means Committee urging repeal of the estate tax for small businesses and farms.
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Maloy Introduces Legislation to Boost Geothermal Energy
Introduced bill to expedite geothermal energy project approvals with 60-day processing deadline.
“Utah is a prime location to invest and develop in geothermal energy. In fact, Beaver County, Utah is home to one of the largest geothermal projects in the nation. Sadly, bureaucratic red tape regularly delays such projects.”
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Maloy Tackles Monument Overreach
Introduced bill to strip presidential authority to designate national monuments and give it to Congress.
“Congress, not the executive branch, has jurisdiction to make decisions on public land”
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President Biden Signs Maloy Bill to Transfer Parcels of Federal Land to Local Control
Announced President Biden signed her bill transferring federal land parcels to Utah.
“This is a victory for common-sense land management policy. These small land parcels interspersed throughout Utah State Parks will now have one landlord instead of two. I have the utmost confidence that the state will take good care of them for Utahns, Americans, and visitors from around the world to enjoy”
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Utah Delegation Issues Statement on Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Record of Decision
Criticized Biden administration's Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument management plan.
“In its midnight hours, the Biden administration has finalized a decision that mandates how the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument will be managed on its 1.87 million acres of land.”
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President Biden Signs Maloy Bill Allowing Court to Meet in Moab and Monticello
President Biden signed Maloy's bill authorizing federal courts in Moab and Monticello, Utah.
“This is a win for all Utahns. When Utahns reached out about the difficulty in accessing federal courts, my office responded. Utahns east of Lake Powell have faced long travel distances to get to court, to perform jury duty, or testify in criminal proceedings.”
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)), the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026), and Bluesky posts. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word; topics are AI-read and mentions are matched from the text.