Governor Gary R. Herbert Answers Viewer Questions in LIVE Broadcast

ASK ELEVEN Provides Opportunity for Community Members to Interact with Governor

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Apr 15, 2017, 09:08 ET

PROVO, Utah, April 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- KBYU Eleven is dedicated to strengthening Utah through programs that allow for open and civil dialogue about concerns facing the state. This Monday, April 17, KBYU Eleven provides Utahns a forum to speak directly with their Governor. Viewers can tune in to channel 11 at 8pm for a special 60-minute episode of ASK ELEVEN, featuring a live question-and-answer session with Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert. Interested viewers can pose their questions via email at [email protected], post them on KBYU's Facebook page or Twitter feed, or text the number that appears on the screen during the broadcast to engage in the discussion. This unique opportunity for viewers to speak directly to the governor should not be missed.

For more information about the event, visit kbyueleven.org. Tune in to ASK ELEVEN on Monday, April 17, at 8pm for a chance to talk to the Utah governor.

About Governor Herbert

As Utah's 17th governor, Gary R. Herbert took the oath of office on August 11, 2009. Prior to becoming the state's chief executive, Governor Herbert served as lieutenant governor for five years. He is the past chair of the Western Governors Association and National Governors Association. Governor Herbert and his wife, Jeanette, are the proud parents of six children and 16 grandchildren.

About ASK ELEVEN

KBYU Eleven understands how important it is to have open dialogue about meaningful topics. ASK ELEVEN delves into topics such as education, health and well-being, and financial preparedness, and then gives viewers a chance to join the conversation directly with live call-in shows featuring experts in the community.

About KBYU Eleven

KBYU Eleven is a viewer-supported public television service of BYU Broadcasting and Brigham Young University. Eleven broadcasts to the state of Utah and parts of Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. Thousands of viewers tune in each week for educational, entertaining, and uplifting programs.