Rob Bishop, former House Resources Committee Chairman (2015-2019): “There has never been a candidate from Utah who is as informed or as ready to lead on natural resource issues on day-one than Celeste Maloy.”
Kathleen Clarke, former Director of the Bureau of Land Management and Director of Utah’s Department of Natural Resources:
“I know how important public lands are to Utah’s citizens. Few new members of Congress show up with any understanding of the complexity of public land laws and policies. However, Celeste has excellent technical and practical knowledge of those matters gained through her years of experience wrestling in the contentious arena ofpublic lands and land use. Additionally, she knows how to build coalitions in Congress and bring about change and improvement in those laws. As a Member of Congress, Celeste Maloy will serve Utah with dignity and effectiveness, and be a national force in promoting smart, balanced natural resource and land management policies.”
Tim Williams, former Director of Intergovernmental and External Affairs for the Department of Interior under Donald Trump:
“Celeste Maloy was an amazing congressional staffer and is a great candidate for Congress. I can think of no one better to represent Utah and the rural counties in Washington D.C. She has my full support.”
Luke Johnson, former Deputy Director of Policy and Programs at the Bureau of Land Management:
“Celeste doesn’t just have academic, office experience, she has on-the-ground, real-world resource experience. She worked for over a decade in Beaver, Utah with the Natural Resource Conservation Service. She knows the land, the challenges, the people, and how to succeed in the challenging world of natural resource policy. Celeste is ready to get to work on day one and will be a natural resource champion for Utah for years to come.”
Cody Stewart, former Staff Director, House Committee on Natural Resources:
“Celeste Maloy is an experienced expert on natural resource policy. She would make an excellent Chair of the House Resources Committee. Her understanding of water policy is unmatched. Utah needs a water hawk and that’s exactly what she will be in Washington D.C. As representative, Celeste Maloy will ensure Utah’s public land views are defended in Congress.”
Allen Freemyer, former Staff Director, House Committee on Natural Resources: “Celeste Maloy understands the rural point of view. Like me, she was born and raised in a small town, and grew up surrounded by the natural beauty of the West. Her vast background in natural resources gives her a leg up on most of her congressional peers. She will be a leader from day one.”
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