Tyler Clancy

Utah State Homeless Coordinator | Fmr. State Rep. | Fmr. LEO 🏛️🏔️

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

Enjoying the @wmata 🚊 @wmataGM

[Charles Fain Lehman @CharlesFLehman]

Nearly 11 million working-age American men are neither employed nor in school. Are they at greater risk of drug addiction?

Yes, @wkepner and @KeithNHumphreys find: after controls, prime-age "NEET" men are 2 and 3 times as likely to suffer from a variety of addictions compared to their in-work or in-school peers.

Open access paper here: https://t.co/y4YCN880Jo

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

Our team had a wonderful time visiting CAPSA, the WAB warming center, and the Bear River Local Homelessness Council. There is great work being done across the state to serve our most vulnerable neighbors. 🇺🇸

[Kevin Sabet @KevinSabet]

Great piece once again by @germanrlopez on the importance of accountability in drug control @nytimes https://t.co/pbCt7YTQy6

[Charles Fain Lehman @CharlesFLehman]

What actually is Broken Windows Theory? the concept is often confused, maligned, and otherwise misappropriated.

But as I explained @uaustinorg, Broken Windows is a theory about how communities collapse—and what the cops do to stop them.

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

@wanderingdave @DylanCMcDonnell @samquinones7 This is an excerpt from Sam’s substack -

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

In 2005, street level meth was graded at 40-50% purity.

Today it averages about 95% purity across the country.

Meth is the #1 drug of choice for Utah’s “high-utilizers” who are trapped in a cycle of crime, jail, ERs, victimization, etc.

@samquinones7

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

@SohrabAhmari While we’re at it, when did we stop dual-poloing?

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

@HenryEyring 💙

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Read his full article here:

https://t.co/KFeJI5Anzh

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

Sam’s writing is relevant because policymakers & leaders need to recognize the new arena we are in- it’s not the same drug supply as 2005.

When it comes to fentanyl, Mr. Quinones sums it up well- “the supply creates the demand”

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

@ADoricko

[Amy J. Hawkins @amyjhawkins]

@Clancy4Utah So glad you visited Ballpark to see the amazing transformation that has happened on Major Street! Fit to Recover has been absolutely transformative. Come back for their 5K in September!

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

@mualphaxi 💯

[Governor Cox @GovCox]

The Great Salt Lake is one of Utah’s greatest natural assets, and protecting it will require all of us.

Today we brought together researchers, farmers, business leaders, conservation groups, philanthropists, and state and federal partners to discuss the next phase of work and build on the momentum already underway.

Afterward, we joined @UtahDNR and volunteers from @ACC_National at Farmington Bay to improve trails and remove invasive weeds.

Saving the lake is a long game. It takes policy, partnership, and people willing to roll up their sleeves. I’m so grateful to everyone helping move this work forward.

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

Great visit today with Councilmember Erika Carlson & the Fit 2 Recover team.

700+ people in recovery walk through their doors every week, building community through fitness, nutrition, creative arts, & service.

Recovery happens in strong communities like this. ⚕️💙

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

C. S. Lewis with maybe the most important paragraph ever written for people with creative ambitions

[Charles Fain Lehman @CharlesFLehman]

Baltimore has long been among America's most violent cities. But over the past three years, something has been changing. In 2025, the city saw the fewest murders in 60 years.

What changed? In my latest for @TheFP I tell the whole story:

https://t.co/rc284DKWUu

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

Spent the afternoon with the Iron County Local Homeless Council. Remarkable to see that much social capital in one room, providers stepping up, filling gaps, and helping people. That’s how the work gets done!!

[Tyler Clancy @Clancy4Utah]

Great morning at Orange Street Community Correctional Center with city, county, and state leaders discussing the ARCH program and how we can build on it to enhance public safety.

Good things ahead.