Weber Times

Congressman Blake Moore, representing Utah’s 1st district, recently utilized social media to make key announcements regarding his legislative activities and community engagement efforts. Moore has served in the U.S. Congress since 2021, having replaced former member Rob Bishop. His educational background includes a BA from the University of Utah, underscoring his ongoing commitment to advancing the institution’s interests.

On April 14, 2025, Congressman Moore announced an upcoming tele-town hall event via a post "I am holding my next tele-town hall on Tuesday, April 29th at 6:30 pm MT. I look forward to providing updates and taking your questions. Dial in at (833) 305-1678!" This event aims to engage constituents and provide updates on various issues.

Subsequently, on April 15, 2025, Moore expressed commendation for the University of Utah's Research Park, emphasizing its significant role in fostering innovation. In his words, "The @UUtah's Research Park has been instrumental in putting Utah on the map for innovation, research, and development. It is imperative that we support Research Park and the U’s future needs." He highlighted his collaboration with Utah's congressional delegation in introducing supportive legislation.

In another announcement on the same day, Moore highlighted his efforts in collaboration with the University of Utah leadership. His post stated, "Working alongside University of Utah leadership, I was proud to craft the University of Utah Research Park Act to ensure the U can continue to serve as a premier research incubator." This legislative initiative aims to reinforce the university’s role as a research hub.

Blake Moore, who was born in Ogden, Utah, in 1980, currently resides in Salt Lake City. His connection to the University of Utah and his congressional responsibilities reflect his ongoing dedication to the advancement of his home state.