Want a public safety career in Utah? $45 and concurrent enrollment can get you a living wage right out of high school.

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House Rules: Politics and Policy in Utah

Utah House of Representatives

145 episodes

4 days ago

Come along as state leaders and lawmakers discuss the issues shaping the Beehive State. Each episode, we ask experts on Utah politics and policy to cover one topic that impacts everyday Utahns. From housing affordability and water policy to education reform, criminal justice, and taxes – we'll help you get smart about everything going on in the Utah Legislature and state government. Brought to you by the Utah House of Representatives, this is House Rules.

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Want a public safety career in Utah? $45 and concurrent enrollment can get you a living wage right out of high school.

House Rules: Politics and Policy in Utah

21 minutes 56 seconds

2 months ago

Want a public safety career in Utah? $45 and concurrent enrollment can get you a living wage right out of high school.

Utah is building an innovative pipeline that could turn high school into a pathway to public safety careers. Rep. Matthew Gwynn is joined by Weber State University President Brad Mortensen and Utah Department of Corrections Executive Director Jared Garcia to discuss a new program that will let students earn concurrent enrollment credit, complete their Special Functions Officer certification, and step into a living-wage job in corrections – all for just $45.

The conversation covers how the idea came about, the partnerships making it possible, and why creating early career pathways matters for both students and public safety.