PLPCO – Utah's Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office

Resource Development Coordinating Committee

Rural Sovereignty Grant

A grant program to support rural Utah counties and initiatives challenging federal restrictions and actions that prohibit or harm resource use, access, and development on public (federal) lands.

Resource Development Coordinating Committee

Coordinating and Facilitating Between Government Agencies on Public Lands Policies

Consitutional Defense Council

Protecting State's Rights

R.S. 2477 Roads

Securing Public Access

Utah Resource Management Plan

This State Plan is an aggregation of the land use decisions and directives that emerge from the county plans

About

ABOUT: More than half of the lands in Utah are federally owned and managed. PLPCO was created by the Utah Legislature in 2008 to study and analyze public land issues and to develop State's public lands policy. Learn more about our mission, objectives, current projects, and accomplishments.

R.S.2477

Revised Statute 2477 (Section 8 of the Mining Act of 1866) is a federal law that authorized construction of roads across federal public lands.

Latest News

LATEST NEWS: We are a part of many discussions, proposals, policy development initiatives, and legal disputes about public lands' uses and management. Find out about our recent involvements and activities.