Tyler Clancy is no stranger to Utah’s homeless problem, which is why he was named the state’s new homeless coordinator.
“I definitely did not lobby for this position. This is a tough job,” he said hours after his appointment, which will take effect on March 9.
Gov. Spencer Cox’s office pointed out the work done on homelessness by the 28-year-old state representative who serves parts of Provo and Pleasant Grove. While in the Utah House, Clancy also worked on issues surrounding public safety, re-entry and drug policy…