Utah Senate Honors Linda Toye Hall on Retirement from UDOT
May 18, 2022 | 2022 Utah Legislature, Utah Legislature, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah
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The Utah Senate recognized Linda Toye Hall upon her retirement from the Utah Department of Transportation with a formal citation read by the secretary of the Senate praising her 25 years of service and contributions to transportation policy.
Senator Cullimore requested personal privilege to recognize Hall and introduced the reading of the citation, which credited her work building legislative relationships, developing transportation funds and programs, and helping implement seat-belt and road-usage policies. Senators including Harper and Ibsen offered brief tributes describing her steady leadership, problem-solving and collaboration with industry and legislative members.
Senators stood to applaud Hall and expressed appreciation for her service before the Senate concluded its business and adjourned.
Senator Cullimore requested personal privilege to recognize Hall and introduced the reading of the citation, which credited her work building legislative relationships, developing transportation funds and programs, and helping implement seat-belt and road-usage policies. Senators including Harper and Ibsen offered brief tributes describing her steady leadership, problem-solving and collaboration with industry and legislative members.
Senators stood to applaud Hall and expressed appreciation for her service before the Senate concluded its business and adjourned.
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