Lisa Shepherd, representative for Utah State House District 61, shared several posts on her Twitter account in early January 2026, addressing issues ranging from public safety to gratitude toward her constituents.
On January 1, 2026, Shepherd posted a patriotic message: “God Bless America! https://t.co/nDI3rJAGIp”.
The following day, she highlighted the dangers of impaired driving and her involvement with local law enforcement initiatives. On January 2, 2026, Shepherd wrote: “NOTHING GOOD COMES FROM DRINKING AND DRIVING! NOTHING!
After being at a family party for a few hours, I spent New Year’s Eve on an Utah Highway Patrol DUI blitz.
I started at the Kickoff with our dedicated Utah Highway Patrol Troopers, victims advocates, M.A.A.D. (Mothers”.
Also on January 2, Shepherd expressed appreciation to her district: “Thank you, Utah State House District 61, for this privilege. As always, you have my full commitment! #Shepherd2026 https://t.co/lQHKIA3AY7”.
Shepherd’s comments come amid ongoing efforts in Utah to reduce incidents of drunk driving through law enforcement campaigns and community engagement programs such as those involving Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). As a member of the state legislature representing District 61, Shepherd regularly communicates about public safety and legislative priorities.
