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Senator John Curtis Joins Wildfire Resilience Roundtable

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Senator John Curtis Joins Wildfire Resilience Roundtable
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Senator John Curtis participated in a wildfire resilience roundtable at the University of Utah on Thursday, October 15, 2026, following a series of public engagements and discussions. Following a previous discussion held on September 23, 2026, Senator Curtis has continued to engage with various Utah stakeholders on legislative and regional issues.

Key takeaways

  • Senator John Curtis attended a wildfire resilience roundtable at the University of Utah on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
  • The roundtable featured Lorie Fowlke, Senior Advisor and Legal Counsel for Senator Curtis, and Wilkes Center Managing Director Fielding Norton.
  • Curtis previously participated in a Hinckley Institute forum on September 23, 2026.
  • The Senator also appeared at a Salt Lake City event titled "America and the World: How Utah Wins" alongside Council Members Alejandro Puy and Victoria Petro.

Senator John Curtis participated in a wildfire resilience roundtable at the University of Utah on Thursday, October 15, 2026, to discuss environmental challenges. This event followed a discussion held on September 23, 2026, hosted by the Hinckley Institute.

Wildfire Resilience Roundtable Details

The wildfire resilience roundtable, held at the University of Utah's Wilkes Center, featured Senator Curtis alongside several key advisors and leaders. During the event, Curtis was joined by Lorie Fowlke, who serves as Senior Advisor and Legal Counsel for the Senator, and Fielding Norton, the Managing Director of the Wilkes Center.

Public Engagements in Salt Lake City

The roundtable serves as a forum for addressing environmental resilience within the region. This engagement follows a broader schedule of public appearances by the Senator, including an event in Salt Lake City titled "America and the World: How Utah Wins," which featured Council Members Alejandro Puy and Victoria Petro.

Hinckley Institute Forum History

The Senator's recent activities include a series of forums and public discussions aimed at community engagement. On September 23, 2026, the Hinckley Institute hosted a forum that included a conversation involving Senator Curtis.

Ongoing Legislative Presence

Senator Curtis continues to maintain a presence in both academic and municipal settings across the state, engaging with university leadership and local council members to discuss regional interests.

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  • science.utah.eduEducationTaking a seat at the roundtable - College of Science
  • www.hinckley.utah.eduEducation10.19.2026 | A Conversation with Senator John Curtis - The Hinckley Institute
  • www.slc.govOfficialSenator John Curtis in Salt Lake City

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