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This is Lane Beattie of the Salt Lake Chamber with your Utah Business Report.
Last week, the Chamber released its 2014 Public Policy Guide—a special publication that outlines the business community's priorities for the upcoming General Legislative Session.
The 2014 Public Policy Guide is a Chamber publication, but it represents the broad-based support of chambers of commerce across the state as well as other important business associations. These are the priorities of Utah's diverse business sectors from across the state and it's critical that we speak with one voice.
The guide outlines the Chamber's position on policy issues including economic development, education, transportation, water, energy and minerals, clean air, outdoor recreation and tourism, Downtown Rising, immigration, international competitiveness, and small business.
The Salt Lake Chamber is Utah's largest business association and Utah's business leader, representing 7,850 businesses and approximately 500,000 Utah jobs—nearly half the workforce of our state.
The 2014 Public Policy Guide is available on our website, www.slchamber.com. That's www.slchamber.com. This is Lane Beattie for KSL News Radio.
