Tyler Clancy

Today we remember Brendan Looney. An American hero who embodied everything we hope to be on and off the field. A leader at the Naval Academy, a captain on the lacrosse team, who ultimately gave his life in service to our country as a Navy SEAL in 2010. The NCAA Final Four has decided its D1 champion on Memorial Day for the last 40 years. Including 2004, when Navy competed for the national title with all 3 Looney brothers on the field. Brendan wore number 40. Today we honor the men and women who gave everything. Their sacrifice is the reason we get to play, compete, and live with purpose. Brendan would remind us, “Be strong. Be accountable. Never complain.” brendanlooneyfoundation.org

Welles Crowther '99, "The Man in the Red Bandana," will be posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, President Trump announced at a rally in New York while recognizing Crowther's actions on Sept. 11, 2001. #ForWelles ❤️ on.bc.edu/4fBCwyz

We had an amazing week showing Assistant Secretary Kurtz ( @HUDgov ) & his team the great work providers are doing across Utah. Homelessness is an incredibly tough & complex issue, but seeing the work being done is truly inspiring. 🐝 🏔️

BREAKING: President Trump announces that 9/11 hero Welles Crowther will posthumously receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Known as “The Man in the Red Bandana,” Crowther repeatedly ran back into the South Tower on 9/11 to help others escape, saving as many as 18 lives before losing his own. Allison Crowther said her son’s legacy continues to endure nearly 25 years later: “Welles’ light still shines brightly.”

Today at the Operation Gigawatt Summit, we discussed permitting, energy dominance, saving the Great Salt Lake, and what it takes to get government out of the way so America can build again. Administrator @epaleezeldin understands what Utah has long believed: we can protect our environment, strengthen our economy, and build faster without accepting false choices. Utah is ready to help lead that work with speed, stewardship, and common sense.

Today, @GovCox launched “Utah Elevated” — a strategic plan to guide economic development statewide. Through the coordinated work of GOED and statewide partners, we'll aim to build opportunity and livability throughout the state. lnkd.in/g5qGcWkv

Today, our economists released the latest jobs report. Utah’s April unemployment rate held at 3.8%. Job growth for the state came in at 0.6%. Although job growth is slower than last year, it is still much stronger than the nation’s job growth which was measured at only 0.2%.

A longstanding community tradition honoring the American flag shouldn’t get tangled in years of federal bureaucracy in the first place. That’s why ACC Action is excited to have worked alongside ACC alumni and former Utah State Rep. @Clancy4Utah to restore this tradition.

Our time with Habitat for Humanity earlier this week was a reminder of what Utah does best: people showing up, working together, and helping families build the American dream.

The House just passed the Star-Spangled Summit Act! ACC Action was proud to support this bill which aims to restore a long-standing, patriotic tradition: flying the American flag atop Kyhv Peak in Utah. Here’s why 🧵

Great discussion today at the Utah Solutions Conference as @Clancy4Utah and SLC’s Chief Redd highlighted the ways Utah is working to end homelessness through coordination, public safety, housing and long-term support services. Grateful for leaders focused on real solutions.

Disrupting open air drug markets increases the price of fentanyl and renews the ability for citizens to use public spaces free of danger & disorder. @CharlesFLehman

The video from 2025 was the day after @wanderingdave and I walked the neighborhood and observed multiple people buying, selling, and using fentanyl right in front of us

800W N Temple June 2025 VS May 2026 Proud of the progress we’ve made in shutting down open-air drug markets. More work to be done but it’s important to highlight the small wins.

“Interesting how one word generated two different visions.” — Tyler Clancy Full episode: #UTPol" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtu.be/ALliUlXZ6uQ#UT…

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Exciting to see this development in @MinneapolisPD @CityMinneapolis. In many places, nonfatal shootings don’t get the same resources or priority for response/investigation as homicides despite the difference often being a matter of inches, not to mention a chain reaction that can lead to homicides. As a result, they are far likely to be solved. Dedicated nonfatal shooting units have been showing promising results in improving solve rates and safety. It’s important to keep innovating and evaluating. minneapolismn.gov/news/2026/may/…

$7.4 billion settlement against Purdue and the Sacklers takes effect today. The Office sued Purdue and helped force a stronger deal after the Supreme Court struck down the first. The Sacklers can never sell opioids in the U.S. again. The work continues.

Utah’s housing challenge is real, but so is our ability to solve it. We need to build more housing options Utahns can afford — starter homes, rental housing, and homes closer to jobs and opportunity — so the next generation can stay in Utah and build their lives here. Today, Habitat for Humanity, Tooele City, volunteers, and members of our Governor’s Office team helped turn that goal into something tangible. Housing is about more than numbers on a page. It’s about stability, dignity, and giving more Utahns a fair shot at the American dream.

When your name is spelled MOWER, you get assigned to help with landscaping. 🤷‍♂️. Great folks at @Habitat_org in Tooele w/ @GovCox, @Clancy4Utah. It was great working alongside the families who will be living there.

Spent the day volunteering with @MikeLMower and @Clancy4Utah to help our partners Habitat for Humanity. They build safe, stable housing that changes lives. Habitat for Humanity brings people together to strengthen communities and create opportunities for families to thrive.