Utah Code § 63G-6b-301
Direct award grant requirements
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Current — July 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2025
(1)
(a) A direct award grant is valid only if the direct award grant's grant appropriation identifies the recipient or class of recipients in the grant appropriation's intent language.
(b) For a grant appropriation that is an ongoing appropriation to fund a multi-year grant, the requirement to identify the recipient or class of recipients applies each fiscal year.
(1)
(a) A direct award grant is valid only if the direct award grant's grant appropriation identifies the recipient or class of recipients in the grant appropriation's intent language.
(b) For a grant appropriation that is an ongoing appropriation to fund a multi-year grant, the requirement to identify the recipient or class of recipients applies each fiscal year.
(2) If the intent language for a direct award grant's grant appropriation provides a disbursement schedule that is inconsistent with the schedule described in Section 63G-6b-202, for the fiscal year in which the grant appropriation is made, the schedule in the intent language controls.
(2) If the intent language for a direct award grant's grant appropriation provides a disbursement schedule that is inconsistent with the requirements described in Section 63G-6b-201, for the fiscal year in which the grant appropriation is made, the schedule in the intent language controls.
(3) An administering agency may not use any portion of a direct award grant's grant appropriation to pay costs of administering the grant, unless otherwise provided in the grant appropriation's intent language.
Official source: Utah State Legislature. Reproduced from public-domain Utah statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.