Utah's governor has issued an emergency order to help speed up the distribution of propane, since the demand for it has recently spiked.
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's governor has issued an emergency order to help speed up the distribution of propane since the demand for it has recently spiked.The governor's office said the demand for propane in Utah and other nearby states has spiked due to the freezing temperatures. In addition, road conditions and closures that come with the current weather conditions have caused delays.
"“We can’t afford the kinds of delivery delays we’re seeing and we need to allow private sector solutions to occur,” Gov. Cox said in the press release. “This limited emergency declaration will help us get through this crisis.”Executive Order 2022-001 states that carrier companies under this order are not allowed to"require or allow an ill or fatigued driver to operate a motor vehicle.
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