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Team PLPCO and GRAMA Requests

Utah’s Public Lands Policy and Coordinating Office (PLPCO) is staffed by a team of policy, GIS, research, and legal professionals who work for PLPCO, and attorneys from the Public Lands Section of the Office of the Attorney General.

Public Lands Office


Redge Johnson

Redge Johnson
Director

Mark Boshell

Mark Boshell
Deputy Director

Dillon Hoyt

Dillon Hoyt
Deputy Director


Kendall Laws
Troy Blanchette
Financial Analyst
Kris Carambelas
Kris Carambelas

Archeology and Cultural Resources Program Manager

Clay Crozier

Clay Crozier
Legal Counsel

Kendall Laws
Kendall Laws
Legal Counsel


Christina Houtrouw
Christina Lewis
Research Analyst
Jordan Lewis

Jordan Lewis
Senior GIS Analyst

Sylvia Miller

Sylvia Miller
Legal Counsel

Nicole Neilson
Nicole Neilson
Planning Program Manager

Rachelle Shumway

Rachelle Shumway
Legal Counsel

Sindy Smith
Sindy Smith
RDCC Coordinator

Jason Wolf

Jason Wolf
Projects and Portfolio Manager

Hussein Yazdani
Hussein Yazdani
Senior GIS Analyst

Attorney General's Office

Jason DeForest
Jason DeForest
AAG,
Public Lands Section Director
Lauren Cormany
Lauren Cormany
Asst. Attorney General
Tess Davis

Tess Davis
AAG, DNR Division Deputy Director

Roger Fairbanks
Roger Fairbanks
Asst. Attorney General

David Reay
David Reay
   
Asst. Attorney General
Vacant
Asst. Attorney General
For general inquires, please email [email protected]

Government Records Access Management Act

The Government Records Access Management Act (GRAMA) went into effect in 1992. GRAMA sets guidelines for classifying all types of data and information in Utah government records based upon who has rights to access that information. Government works under the double requirement of public transparency and protecting private information.

The Department of Natural Resources uses JustFOIA to process GRAMA requests. To access information from the Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office, please fill out and submit a Just FOIA form by filling out the online GRAMA request form.

Once a form is received by the GRAMA coordinator, PLPCO has 10 business days in which to respond. Under the Utah GRAMA rule (Utah Code 63G-2), a reasonable administrative service fee can be (and normally is) assessed for both hard copies and staff time to search, retrieve, summarize, compile and/or tailor requested records.

Address: 
Utah's Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office
1594 W. North Temple, STE 320
Salt Lake City, UT 84116

Email:  [email protected]

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