John Curtis

John Curtis

Years in Office

8

Bills Sponsored

179

Bills Co-Sponsored

846

Committees

4

John Curtis Biography

John Curtis began his public service as the mayor of Provo, Utah, focusing on community-driven solutions. Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives for Utah's 3rd district in 2017, he prioritizes public lands management, clean energy innovation, and responsible fiscal policy. Curtis authored bipartisan legislation to improve wildfire mitigation and serves as chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus, elevating environmental discussions within his party. He approaches his role with a pragmatic, collaborative style, aiming to balance Utah’s economic growth with stewardship of its natural resources.

Education

  • B.S. in Business Management, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
    (1985)

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during John Curtis's congressional service.

Clean Energy Leadership

Co-founded the Conservative Climate Caucus to promote conservative solutions for addressing climate change.

Public Lands Management

Sponsored the Emery County Public Land Management Act, protecting wilderness and expanding recreation in Utah.

COVID-19 Relief Support

Supported and helped secure federal COVID-19 relief funding for Utah small businesses and healthcare providers.

Opioid Crisis Response

Introduced and passed legislation to improve access to opioid addiction treatment in rural communities.

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