Bill requiring plans for helping Utah’s homeless during emergencies gains final approval

An earthquake shakes Ogden. Temperatures in St. George skyrocket above 110 degrees. A tornado rips up downtown Salt Lake City.Under a bill that received final passage in the House on Wednesday, local governments would be required to create plans for how they would address the impacts of possible emergencies like those on one of the state’s most forgotten groups — people experiencing homelessness.“We are a state that has plans in place for everybody if there’s an emergency