We are using Moment v2.30.1. We are attempting to apply a StartDateTime to an object but it is always being set to utc(). We want to set it directly to the America/Chicago time zone. Here is the object with the startDateTime value: export interface ExPCReq extends BaseModel { description: string | null | undefined; action: PA; startDateTime?: moment.Moment; userId: number; } This is how it currently is being set: const pCReq: ExPCReq = { description: this.paFrmGrp.get('descriptionCtrl')?.value as string, action: PA.Move, startDateTime: moment.utc(), userId: this.userService.userDetails.value.userId }; I've tried a lot of things but this sets it to a null value because it says that it is an invald date because it's trying to set the value as a string, correct? const pCReq: ExPCReq = { description: this.paFrmGrp.get('descriptionCtrl')?.value as string, action: PA.Move, startDateTime: moment.tz(moment.toString(), "MM/DD/YYYY h:mm a", "America/Chicago"), userId: this.userService.userDetails.value.userId }; When I inspect the startDateTime value, isUTC is always set to true, even in the second case above. I'm just a little confused with this Moment library. It used to be a lot simpler as I used it about 10-12 yrs ago. Continue reading...