2026 Legislative Session Wrap-Up: Explore WFRC’s Resources

The Utah State Legislature adjourned its 45-day session on March 6, passing 541 bills and approving a $31.6 billion state budget for FY 2027. Many of the policies and funding decisions made this year will shape transportation, housing, and infrastructure investments across the Wasatch Front for years to come.

WFRC’s Government Affairs Manager, Miranda Jones Cox, has compiled several resources to help stakeholders understand what passed and what it means for our region. Whether you want a quick overview or a deep dive into specific legislation, you can explore the information in the format that works best for you — starting with the simplest summary and moving to more detailed resources.

Start with the Quick Overview

Summary Postcard
For a quick snapshot of the session’s key outcomes related to transportation and regional planning, pick up a printed summary postcard the next time you visit the WFRC office or see Miranda. 

Take a Closer Look

Comprehensive Legislative Wrap-Up
Our full wrap-up highlights major legislation and funding decisions affecting transportation, housing, and regional infrastructure.

Dive into Specific Bills

Bill-Specific Summaries
WFRC has prepared detailed summaries of several significant bills, including measures addressing transportation funding, corridor preservation, housing infrastructure, and governance changes affecting transit.

Track Everything from Start to Finish

Bill Tracker and Appropriations Tracker
For those who want the most complete view of the session, WFRC’s trackers provide a running record of legislation and funding actions related to our work throughout the 2026 session (and years prior). 

Stay Informed Year-Round

If you want to stay up to date on transportation policy and legislative developments affecting the Wasatch Front, consider subscribing to WFRC’s Government Affairs newsletter. It’s the best way to receive timely updates, bill summaries, and policy insights throughout the year.

WFRC appreciates the many partners — including local governments, state agencies, and regional organizations — who engage in the legislative process and help advance solutions that support thriving communities across Utah.

Find everything mentioned above at wfrc.utah.gov/ga.