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During the 2015 General Legislative Session, the Utah Legislature passed Senate Bill 10: Compact for Interstate Sharing of Putative Father Registry Information and Senate Joint Resolution 1: Joint Resolution Urging Interstate Sharing of Putative Father Registry Information. SB 10 required a study of electronic systems and procedures that could be used to implement a Compact for Interstate Sharing of Putative Father Registry Information. This study introduces the problem that the compact intends to solve, outlines the compact terms, evaluates systems and procedures that could be used to implement the compact, and recommends next steps in the effort to find states to join Utah in the compact. An interstate compact would assist biological fathers who have no knowledge regarding the state in which a biological mother gives birth to their child. With adoption laws varying significantly from state to state, an interstate sharing of putative father information would assist parties involved in the parentage and/or prospective adoption processes.

This report highlights the Mutual Consent, Voluntary Adoption Registry's background, effectiveness, and future plans. The Registry exists to help adult adoptees, birth parents, and biological siblings locate one another without using the court system or spending excessive amounts of time and money.

This report highlights the Mutual Consent, Voluntary Adoption Registry's background, effectiveness, and future plans. The Registry exists to help adult adoptees, birth parents, and biological siblings locate one another without using the court system or spending excessive amounts of time and money.

During the 2015 General Legislative Session, the Utah Legislature passed Senate Bill 10: Compact for Interstate Sharing of Putative Father Registry Information and Senate Joint Resolution 1: Joint Resolution Urging Interstate Sharing of Putative Father Registry Information. SB 10 required a study of electronic systems and procedures that could be used to implement a Compact for Interstate Sharing of Putative Father Registry Information. This study introduces the problem that the compact intends to solve, outlines the compact terms, evaluates systems and procedures that could be used to implement the compact, and recommends next steps in the effort to find states to join Utah in the compact. An interstate compact would assist biological fathers who have no knowledge regarding the state in which a biological mother gives birth to their child. With adoption laws varying significantly from state to state, an interstate sharing of putative father information would assist parties involved in the parentage and/or prospective adoption processes.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Information on how to file a death certificate. Utah law allows families to care for their dead without the services of a licensed funeral director. Families that do not retain a funeral director must file a death certificate and comply with state laws and rules regarding the disposition of human remains.

Information on how to file a death certificate. Utah law allows families to care for their dead without the services of a licensed funeral director. Families that do not retain a funeral director must file a death certificate and comply with state laws and rules regarding the disposition of human remains.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Information on how to file a death certificate. Utah law allows families to care for their dead without the services of a licensed funeral director. Families that do not retain a funeral director must file a death certificate and comply with state laws and rules regarding the disposition of human remains.

Information on how to file a death certificate. Utah law allows families to care for their dead without the services of a licensed funeral director. Families that do not retain a funeral director must file a death certificate and comply with state laws and rules regarding the disposition of human remains.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Data used in this report are drawn from several sources. The Utah Health Status Survey (UHSS) is a statewide study that collects health-related information at the household level. The UHSS collects information on a variety of topics related to health status and health care access for the state and local health districts. This survey is designed to represent Utahns of all ages. The UHSS is conducted in-house by the Survey Center in the Office of Public Health Assessment, Utah Department of Health.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Data used in this report are drawn from several sources. The Utah Health Status Survey (UHSS) is a statewide study that collects health-related information at the household level. The UHSS collects information on a variety of topics related to health status and health care access for the state and local health districts. This survey is designed to represent Utahns of all ages. The UHSS is conducted in-house by the Survey Center in the Office of Public Health Assessment, Utah Department of Health.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Data used in this report are drawn from several sources. The Utah Health Status Survey (UHSS) is a statewide study that collects health-related information at the household level. The UHSS collects information on a variety of topics related to health status and health care access for the state and local health districts. This survey is designed to represent Utahns of all ages. The UHSS is conducted in-house by the Survey Center in the Office of Public Health Assessment, Utah Department of Health.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Slide presentation on the development of the Utah Electronic Death Entry Network (EDEN).

Data used in this report are drawn from several sources. The Utah Health Status Survey (UHSS) is a statewide study that collects health-related information at the household level. The UHSS collects information on a variety of topics related to health status and health care access for the state and local health districts. This survey is designed to represent Utahns of all ages. The UHSS is conducted in-house by the Survey Center in the Office of Public Health Assessment, Utah Department of Health.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Slide presentation on the development of the Utah Electronic Death Entry Network (EDEN).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Many people think vital statistics—the basic data of birth, death and other vital human events—have always existed and come about more or less automatically. Today, all manner of demographic statistics for the people of Utah are retrievable over the Internet from the comfort of home or office in a matter of minutes. Enter "Utah vital statistics" in a search engine and one is literally two mouse clicks away from an impressive array of tabular data and figures showing population, birth and infant mortality statistics, and leading causes of death for Utah residents. Few people are really aware of the organized processes that go on to produce the records on which vital statistics are based. Fewer still probably realize that systematic collection of vital event data in Utah and the United States generally did not come into its own until the twentieth century. In fact, the year of this publication, 2005, marks the centennial of the birth of the vital registration system in the state of Utah.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Many people think vital statistics—the basic data of birth, death and other vital human events—have always existed and come about more or less automatically. Today, all manner of demographic statistics for the people of Utah are retrievable over the Internet from the comfort of home or office in a matter of minutes. Enter "Utah vital statistics" in a search engine and one is literally two mouse clicks away from an impressive array of tabular data and figures showing population, birth and infant mortality statistics, and leading causes of death for Utah residents. Few people are really aware of the organized processes that go on to produce the records on which vital statistics are based. Fewer still probably realize that systematic collection of vital event data in Utah and the United States generally did not come into its own until the twentieth century. In fact, the year of this publication, 2005, marks the centennial of the birth of the vital registration system in the state of Utah.

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah’s Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah's Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).

Vital statistics birth and death certificates are required by law to be filed with the state Office of Vital Records and Statistics and are the primary source of data presented in this report. These birth and death data are provisional until published in the annual report, Utah's Vital Statistics: Births and Deaths (Year).