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4:06 Having stable income, safe housing and social support have greater combined impacts on your health than any individual behavior, according to the World Health Organization. Addressing these social determinants of health in Utah is a priority of Gov. Spencer Cox’s administration. Liz Donkersloot, Rhiana Medina, Kolby Williams, and Zaida Agreda stand in front of the Moab Valley Multicultural Center. Williams is creating the Moab Community Referral System at the Moab Free Health Clinic, which connects local medical services to social aid organizations like the multicultural center, in or...

Cox/Henderson announce 19 more cabinet/staff members (Part 3) Created: 22 December 2020 Governor-elect Cox and Lt. Governor-elect Henderson announced 19 additional key cabinet and staff positions that will join the new administration. The appointees represent a range of diversity and bring both private and public sector experience to their new (and in some cases, continuing) roles. The first six were listed previously here, the next six here and these are the final seven from Monday's announcement. Tracy Gruber has been named the executive director of the Utah Department of Hu...

Cox/Henderson announce 19 more cabinet/staff members (Part 1) Created: 21 December 2020 Governor-elect Cox and Lt. Governor-elect Henderson announced 19 additional key cabinet and staff positions that will join the new administration. The appointees represent a range of diversity and bring both private and public sector experience to their new (and in some cases, continuing) roles.  Cedar Hills Mayor Jenney Rees will serve as the executive director of the Department of Administrative Services. This department includes the Division of Archives and Records, the Office of Admin...

St. George Mayor Jon Pike will step away, accept position in Governor-elect Cox's cabinet Sam Gross, St. George Spectrum & Daily News © Chris Caldwell / The Spectrum & Daily News St. George Mayor Jon Pike delivers his State of the City address Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2020. Editor's note: This is a developing story and will be updated as more information is made available.  Effective Jan. 4, St. George Mayor Jon Pike will step down as the city's top elected official to accept a role running the Utah Insurance Department in Governor-elect Spencer Cox's administration.  Pike's ...