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09/20/2026

“Congress went home.” If you saw that headline this week and wondered what’s going on, this week’s video is for you. There’s more to the story than the headline suggests, and it’s worth understanding how this job actually works.

08/31/2026

I was in Millard County today helping assess damage from yesterday’s storm.

08/24/2026

Good representation starts with listening, and listening across a district as large and diverse as Utah’s Second requires a great team. Two weeks ago I introduced our casework team. This week’s video is about the other half of my in-state operation: the outreach directors who stay embedded in communities across the district, build relationships with local leaders, and make sure the issues that matter most to Utahns make it back to Washington.

08/18/2026

Live tele-town hall with Congresswoman Celeste Maloy

Do you have questions about Utah’s national monuments, immigration, the Great Salt Lake, or anything else happening in U...
08/17/2026

Do you have questions about Utah’s national monuments, immigration, the Great Salt Lake, or anything else happening in Utah or Washington? Join me tonight for a tele-town hall. I’ll be taking questions for the full hour and want to hear directly from you. Call in to (833) 636-1668 from 6:00-7:00pm MT.

08/10/2026

What happens when you’re stuck in federal red tape and can’t get an answer? That’s where my casework team comes in. This week, I’m breaking down what casework is and how my office can serve you.

As I visited the Horseshoe Solar Project near Tooele and hosted a roundtable with local, state, and business leaders, th...
08/03/2026

As I visited the Horseshoe Solar Project near Tooele and hosted a roundtable with local, state, and business leaders, the message was clear: if we want Utah to continue being an energy leader, we need to embrace an all-of-the-above energy strategy. That means investing in solar, geothermal, nuclear, and other reliable energy sources that will meet Utah’s growing demand and keep our economy strong.

08/03/2026

Utah has an incredible opportunity to help shape America’s energy future. This week, I’m sharing why our state was named a finalist for a major federal nuclear campus and how I’m working in Congress to make it easier to build the next generation of reliable, affordable American energy.

07/27/2026

This weekend I visited Beaver, a community I lived in for nearly a decade, as it’s working through the aftermath of devastating fires and floods. I brought colleagues from Congress, the state legislature, and the Forest Service to work with local leaders on preventing this from happening again, but also to show my friends from Washington what it looks like when Utahns show up for each other.

Yesterday, I brought a group to Beaver that doesn’t often travel together: members of Congress, state legislators, and F...
07/25/2026

Yesterday, I brought a group to Beaver that doesn’t often travel together: members of Congress, state legislators, and Forest Service officials. We walked through neighborhoods destroyed by floods and surveyed the destruction left by the Cottonwood Fire. The damage is widespread and severe, and recovery is going to take time.

The people of Beaver are resilient, but resilience shouldn’t have to be the plan. Better forest management reduces this kind of risk, and for too long the federal government hasn’t listened to the Utahns who know these lands best. That’s starting to change, and visits like this one are part of making sure that continues.

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