For the past seven years, Kate has been actively involved in local government, serving the people of Bountiful on the City Council. While national politics often dominate the headlines, the state of our streets, the safety of our neighborhoods, and the quality of our shared spaces profoundly impact our sense of belonging and community. With your support, Kate will continue to drive progress as Mayor by completing Bountiful’s General Plan update, expanding the Bountiful Fiber network, implementing the Trails Master Plan, and ensuring Bountiful is well-prepared for the future without compromising its unique qualities. In her professional life, Kate is the Director of Government Affairs for the law firm of Holland & Hart, overseeing advocacy efforts across nine western states. Her extensive experience spans decades of working alongside elected officials, from Capitol Hill to City Hall. This background equips her with the knowledge and relationships necessary to lead effectively, navigate challenging situations, and foster collaboration to achieve common goals. Kate is a graduate of Westminster University. Along with her husband, Michael a teacher at Viewmont High School, she enjoys camping, mountain biking, skiing, and hiking across Utah with their dog Henry. 379 N 650 E
Bountiful, UT 84010

Aubry brings nearly two decades of professional experience working with local governments and community members across Utah. As a Public Involvement Manager she specializes in bridging the gap between the public and technical experts. Her career has been dedicated to making sure that every voice is heard and every perspective is understood in the decision-making process. Aubry has managed the public outreach for major infrastructure projects throughout the state, largely in Davis and Weber counties, facilitating the needs and wishes of multiple municipalities while tailoring engagement plans to the unique needs of each community. With 20 years of experience, Aubry is uniquely skilled at balancing the interests of diverse stakeholders — from commuters and residents to business owners and government agencies. As a member of the International Association for Public Participation, she believes strongly in civic engagement. Her leadership style emphasizes transparency, collaboration, and listening, ensuring that communities are not just informed but actively involved in shaping their future. 247 W 3000 S
Bountiful, UT 84010

I am running for Bountiful City Council and ask for your vote. With 30 years of experience in the financial services industry as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and financial advisor, I've helped individuals and companies achieve their financial goals. You can trust that the experience and knowledge I have gained will be used to make a difference for you! A core principle that has shaped my professional and personal life is: “Live within your means.” This applies to both individuals and governments. During my career, I have never met anyone who wants to pay more taxes. This means government must operate as efficiently and effectively as possible to limit the tax burden on citizens. It is also important for governments (and businesses) to identify key areas where investment is required to maintain the high level of service residents have come to expect. I am asking for your vote so I can represent you as a member of the Bountiful City Council. I believe the future of Bountiful is bright, and I look forward to using my experience to benefit the amazing people of Bountiful.
Bountiful, UT 84010

Bountiful, UT 84010

I’m Beth Child, Bountiful City Councilmember, mom, grandma, and dedicated volunteer. For 25 years, I have supported Bountiful’s schools and events and worked to build strong community relationships. I currently serve on the Bountiful Community Service Council, Centerpointe Administrative Control Board, and the South Davis Communities that Care Key Leader Board. In addition, I have organized TEDxBountiful for the past two years and I co-chair the Handcart Days Parade. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in English and two Master’s degrees, one in TESL and the other in Secondary Education. My passion for communication and learning aligns closely with my responsibilities on the City Council, where I prioritize listening to residents and thoroughly studying each issue before every vote. I believe Bountiful deserves elected representatives who are fully committed to investing the time, energy, and effort required to make thoughtful, informed decisions. My priorities include responsible resource management, careful budgeting, strategic planning, and supporting economic development. I am dedicated to public safety, community well-being and expanding our fiber network, while preserving and enhancing Bountiful’s neighborhoods and unique character. My goal is to honor the best of Bountiful while planning for a resilient, sustainable future. 1343 E 600 N
Bountiful, UT 84010

50 W 1700 N
Centerville, UT 84014

Rick Bangerter, a ‘young’ 73-year-old, is a lifetime Davis County resident and a Centerville resident of 45 years. He is a retired professional with deep community love and many ties. He and his wife, Sheryl, have raised five children in Centerville. Rick’s career includes work as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at the University of Utah Hospital, over 35 years as owner of Rick Bangerter Roofing Inc., and service as the local Facility Manager for the LDS Church. He graduated as valedictorian from Viewmont High (1970) and earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Utah. His service includes extensive Boy Scouting roles, an LDS mission to Brazil, leadership as a Brazil Mission President, a senior missionary in Portugal, and many other teaching and leadership roles within the LDS Church. He also served on the Centerville City Council (1998–2002) and has been both a County and State delegate. A lifelong conservative Republican, Rick is running to ensure open, accessible city government and balanced representation. He aims to strengthen collaboration between local businesses, citizens, and the city, and to reflect the values of Centerville’s conservative community. Rick is committed to informed decision-making and increasing citizen involvement in local governance. 573 E 650 N
Centerville, UT 84014

427 S 75 W
Centerville, UT 84014

I am Luanne Hudson and I am eager to serve on the Centerville City Council. I have lived in Centerville for 32 years. Now semi-retired, I was born and raised in Davis County. I graduated from University of Utah with a degree in journalism and worked for decades in TV, radio, newspaper, corporate communications and education. I have many hobbies including skiing, gardening and grandchildren. I am fascinated by nature, history and science. I grew up with the idea that, in America, all people are created equal. Unfortunately, unaffordable housing and wages that do not keep up with rising costs mean many of our children and grandchildren cannot afford to raise families in the great city of Centerville. I am running for City Council to continue the legacy of Centerville as a place where working class families can thrive. Housing, living wage and Great Salt Lake; it is with these and other topics in mind that I join you in working to nurture our community. We want to believe in the integrity of our institutions, and we do that by rolling up our sleeves and getting to work.
Centerville, UT 84014

Centerville has always been home for me. From childhood to raising my family here with my husband Matt, I have valued the safety, connection, and small-town feel that make our community unique. I am a licensed civil engineer with nearly 30 years of experience in water and infrastructure planning. My career includes work with the Utah Division of Water Resources and Horrocks Engineers. On the Centerville Planning Commission and now the City Council, I have used this background to review complex projects, secure funding, and apply sound technical judgment to city decisions. I also bring a long record of community service through schools, church, and volunteer organizations. This professional and civic experience has taught me the importance of listening carefully, weighing facts, and preparing responsibly for the future. My priorities as your councilmember are: • Fiscal Responsibility – Balanced budgets, pursuing grants, and leveraging state and federal resources while carefully weighing impacts on residents. • Infrastructure & Water Planning – Smart, long-term investments in utilities, roads, and water. • Public Safety – Support for police, fire, and emergency services. • Balanced Growth & Quality of Life – Protecting Centerville’s family-friendly character while promoting recreation, arts, parks, and trails. 955 Kagie Circle
Centerville, UT 84014

Clearfield, UT 84015

As my web address states "I LOVE CLEARFIELD!" When I first took office, I stated that our image, both from those inside and outside of the city, is one of the most important things we can focus on. If we don't show a positive image of Clearfield as people drive into our city, the likelihood of them ever wanting to bring their business to the city, or to choose to move here is pretty slim. As a City Council, we have taken an aggressive stance regarding our image. We put in new zoning along State Street which allows for more density, retail below residential and encourages walkability. While there will always be those who don't like the new look of our major corridors, it has truly changed how people outside of the city view us. Our image is changing. We have recently completed a project I have sought to do for years - the landscaping of our interchanges. We also began to focus more intentionally on our relationship with Hill AFB and changed our tagline to 'Utah's Military City.' People inside and outside of Utah are taking notice of our small city in northern Utah. There is more to come! 725 N 100 W
Clearfield, UT 84015

Husband | Father | Coach | Entrepreneur | Leader Lead by Clearfield’s rising generations, our city can reach unimaginable horizons. Follow along. Take the journey with me and together, we can make Clearfield everything we want it to be. "OUR CITY. OUR YOUTH. OUR FUTURE." Check out my website to learn more about me and my family, my vision, and my goals for Clearfield. 270 W 700 N
Clearfield, UT 84015

As a current member of the Clearfield City Council, I’ve worked hard to move our city forward by supporting public safety, responsible development, and the families and businesses that make Clearfield strong. I was proud to work with the North Davis Fire District when Davis County stepped away from paramedic services. Together, we launched a local paramedic program and built a state-of-the-art fire station to better serve our community. I also serve as Chair of Open Doors, a nonprofit that helps families break the cycle of poverty. That work has deepened my understanding of the real issues facing our residents. My focus remains on ensuring Clearfield grows wisely, stays connected, and remains a place where everyone belongs. I’m not here to play politics. I’m here to serve. With your support, I’ll continue to bring experience, balance, and results to the Council. Let’s keep building a Clearfield that lasts. 422 N 360 W
Clearfield, UT 84015

Clearfield is more than just my home, it’s where I’ve built community and found connection on our beautiful trails. I’m running for City Council because I care deeply about the people who live here. I want to help create a place where families can thrive, businesses can grow, and neighborhoods feel connected and welcoming. Currently, I serve on the Clearfield City Planning Commission, where I’ve gained firsthand experience with the city’s development and long-term vision. I also work with the Women’s State Legislative Council of Utah, where I collaborate with people of diverse backgrounds to advocate for policy that makes a real difference in our communities. I promise to always listen and be willing to learn, so I can represent everyones voices and interests. 771 S 1025 W
Clearfield, UT 84015

My name is Karece Thompson, and I understand the challenges many families in our community face. Growing up, I experienced homelessness, and my single mother worked tirelessly to raise me while overcoming domestic violence. When I first moved to Utah, I arrived with just one bag of clothes. I enrolled at the Clearfield Job Corps Center, where I studied, worked hard, and graduated. That experience gave me the determination to create a better future for myself and my family. Today, I am a proud husband, father, and lifelong believer in Clearfield. I completed Clearfield Job Corps with a certification in Facilities Maintenance through the Home Builders Institute. Later, I pursued advanced training in Texas, earning a University of Oklahoma certification in Residential Child and Youth Care. I returned to Clearfield Job Corps as a residential counselor, mentoring at-risk youth for eight years. In 2020, Governor Gary Herbert appointed me to the Substance Use Disorder Counselor Licensing Board. I currently work at the Utah State Treasurer’s Office, supporting financial security for families statewide, while serving my second term on the Clearfield City Council. I lead with authenticity, listen with empathy, and act with courage always striving to ensure every voice is heard 546 E 450 S Apt Q
Clearfield, UT 84015

Serving as your mayor for the past four years has been an incredible honor, and I hope I’ve earned both your trust and your vote. I’m running for a second, and final, term to continue serving our community and to see through the goals we set out to accomplish together. We’ve made great progress but there’s still more to do. I’m a proven leader, collaborator and relationship builder. I am a small business owner and a prior financial planner. Most importantly, I love Clinton! I remain committed to building a strong future for both current and future generations. Over the past four years, I’ve prioritized communication, transparency, public safety, economic growth, and responsible development. I haven’t done this work alone. Our city staff and council members share the same dedication to keeping Clinton a great place to call home. It takes collaborative leadership to build a strong future, and I promise to continue working with you over the next four years doing what’s best for our city as a whole. We may come from different neighborhoods, backgrounds, and walks of life, but I firmly believe that we are stronger together. Let’s keep delivering wins for Clinton!
Clinton, UT 84015

For five years as a City Council member, I’ve heard a steady drumbeat from the people I was elected to represent: “We understand growth, but please do everything in your power to preserve our suburban hometown character.” Clinton is where I started my family 22 years ago, and it’s where I plan to stay. I’m running for mayor so I can protect it. I voted for fewer townhomes and more small single lots to support the housing shortage. I disagree with my opponent’s vision for four-story development on the south side. I was the driving force in 2021 to increase the number of police officers. I’ve championed code enforcement, business development, and beautification. I’ve argued against my opponent’s push for ongoing annual property tax increases. As a former journalist, I prioritize the people’s right to know. My record of clear, thorough communication shows I do my research. As mayor, I would give residents early opportunity for input so they don’t feel their leaders’ minds are already made up. No more last-minute overhauls to ordinances or development agreements. With careful planning, we can preserve the things we love while we grow. 2621 W 1890 N
Clinton, UT 84015

1098 W 1300 N
Clinton, UT 84015

I have been a resident of Clinton for 30 years. I love this town. I think there is a unique feeling and spirit to the residents of Clinton and I am passionate about preserving it. I have a track record of fighting for the citizens of Clinton to have a voice in what happens in their city. As a member of the City Council, that will my highest priority. I have been successful in the Customer Support business managing large teams and budgets in excess of $100 Million annually. I understand what it takes to be financially responsible and how to analyze a budget to find efficiencies to help achieve financial objectives. In addition, I know how to work as part of a larger team and with other departments to achieve a unified vision. I am committed to doing that for Clinton. Key Priorities - Work with the community to establish a long-term plan for land use and zoning - Recalibrate the budget to avoid additional tax increases and to ensure spending on critical services and investments that support a community vision - Improve access to city council actions and decisions through improved communication - Modify multi-family zoning regulations to reduce maximum density and limit the multi-family units per development 3318 W 2150 N
Clinton, UT 84015

I’m Zack Hatch, a lifelong public servant, coach, and small business owner dedicated to strengthening our community. I spent nearly 20 years as a firefighter and paramedic before retiring due to a line-of-duty injury. That experience taught me how to lead under pressure, serve with integrity, and solve problems with a calm, steady hand. After retiring from emergency service, I launched Utah Speed and Strength, where I’ve trained and mentored youth athletes across Davis County. I’ve coached youth football for over two decades and am deeply invested in helping the next generation grow into strong, confident leaders. As a husband and father raising three children here in Clinton, I understand the needs of working families. I’m running for City Council to ensure Clinton remains safe, family-focused, and fiscally responsible as we grow. I bring real-world leadership, deep roots in this community, and a lifelong commitment to service. I’m not a politician—I’m a resident who listens, shows up, and puts people first. I’d be honored to represent the citizens of Clinton and help shape a future that reflects our shared values. 3062 W 2500 N
Clinton, UT 84015

I’ve always been driven by the desire to make a real difference. In my career, I've focused on leveraging technology to improve efficiency and deliver better outcomes. I bring that same dedication to public service, eager to apply my problem-solving skills to address the critical issues facing our community. My approach is informed by an understanding of how information is shared and how change is accepted within a community. I believe in data-driven decision-making and fostering open dialogue to ensure that policy reflects the true needs of the people. My commitment is to bridge theory with practical application, developing strategies that resonate and create lasting positive impact. If elected to Clinton City Council, my focus will be on ensuring our city grows responsibly while preserving the quality of life we all enjoy. I am committed to a collaborative approach, where every resident's voice is valued and heard. 1178 N 780 W
Clinton, UT 84015

837 Country Ln
Farmington, UT 84025

I have been in leadership positions from my youth out of necessity. I grew up in a disadvantaged community, and I know how hard it is to build and maintain a community where citizens can grow and thrive. Our community is experiencing a lot of changes and hardships. As such, We need to build strong links of communication amongst ourselves. It want to make it my mission to share my technical expertise in making sure that citizens know what is going in their town as it pertains to their commute and well being.
Farmington, UT 84025

Farmington, UT 84025

Farmington, UT 84025

For fifteen years I have lived, shopped, worked, and actively participated in the Farmington community. The last four years I have been privileged to serve on the City Council. I love Farmington, and I’m thrilled to be seeking re-election. I’m asking for your continued support as I work hard to be a voice for Farmington residents. During my term I have served as the Council liaison for the Development Review Committee (DRC), Communities that Care (Central 3 CTC), the Historic Preservation Commission, Youth City Council, the Parks, Recreation, Arts, and Trails (PRAT) committee, and multiple departments and subcommittees. Some of my favorite projects have been, the purchase of the Rock Mill, fiber optics with no city bond, new 16-acre park, westside fire station, and preservation of historic homes. My husband, Jeremy, and I are parents to seven children. I love that Farmington is a safe place to raise my family. Our Police and Fire Departments are phenomenal! I have participated in city government without any personal agenda; rather, I am a mother, wife, teacher, citizen, and neighbor. I am willing to continue to listen, learn, and honorably represent the citizens of Farmington. I’d love to have your vote.
Farmington, UT 84025

I’m running for Mayor because I have the experience needed to help our City continue to be the wonderful place we all like to call home. We need a Mayor that Understands: • Ordinances, policies and procedures. My experience serving on the Planning Commission and the City Council gives me that understanding. • The importance of being prepared for Emergencies and knows proper procedures. I have extensive training as well as experience serving with the Emergency Preparedness Committee. We need a Mayor that Values: • Fiscal Responsibility. I have been an advocate for keeping Fruit Heights debt free and working to keep our expenses low. • Community involvement on all levels – especially when major changes are being considered. We need input from all demographics in our City. • Continual transparency - with open and timely communication from City officials. We’ve made improvements in our communications and are always looking for ideas to continue to improve. I welcome your input! We need a Mayor that continues to: • Preserve the Community and Traditions that cause us to want to live in Fruit Heights. • Work for what the citizens of Fruit Heights value. • Stand up for our City. I would be honored to receive your vote! 1394 E Baer Canyon Rd.
Fruit Heights, UT 84037

Leadership that Listens. No Hidden Agenda. Dedicated, Principled, Trusted. I want to keep Fruit Heights the gem of the county that it is, and provide leadership that listens, communicates, and is drama-free. Our city deserves nothing less. Let’s promote Fruit Heights businesses, while preserving Fruit Heights’ residential charm and cherished parks and trails. For 17.5 years we have raised our family in Fruit Heights. Eight years ago, I was elected to our City Council. I have experience with budget and ordinances, with the Utah League of Cities and Towns, with working together in Council and with staff, and more. I hold principles of transparency, fiscal conservatism (avoid debt), fact-based and drama-free communication, and of the critical need to gather all perspectives—your voice matters! It’s time for new leadership. We don’t need a mayor who dictates every answer – we need a mayor who arrives at better answers, through good-faith, open exchange in Council and with staff and residents. It's not about who is right, but rather about what is right for Fruit Heights. This is truly the way representative government should function. If these values resonate with you, I ask for your vote this November 4. Thank you! --Jeanne www.Jeanne4fruitheights.com 801-635-9053 885 Eagle Way
Fruit Heights, UT 84037

Blake Winslow is a proud resident of Fruit Heights and a lifelong member of the Davis County community. He lives with his wife, Catherine, and their two children. Since moving to Fruit Heights Blake has fallen in love with the city’s small-town charm, mountain views, and tight-knit neighborhoods. He’s been actively involved in the community, serving on the Burton Elementary Community Council, Parent-Teacher Organization, in church callings, and with the Central 3 CTC. Blake earned his degree in English with a minor in Political Science from Weber State University. Before becoming a stay-at-home parent, he worked for Davis Behavioral Health—an experience that deepened his understanding of people and strengthened his commitment to service. As a parent with strong ties to local families, he brings a unique and responsive voice to city issues. He’s passionate about building real relationships, getting to know his neighbors, and—whenever possible—making them laugh. Blake has seen firsthand the changes that come with population growth and believes in managing growth wisely while preserving the character that makes Fruit Heights special. He is committed to open communication, thoughtful leadership, and keeping the community strong and connected. 951 E Meeting House Rd.
Fruit Heights, UT 84037

1364 E Carrie Drive
Fruit Heights, UT 84037

Meet David N. Hale - Committed to Fruit Heights David N. Hale is a longtime Davis County resident and Davis High School graduate. He and his wife, NiCole, have raised six children and are proud grandparents. Fruit Heights isn’t just where they live - it’s home. David holds a Computer Science degree from BYU and an MBA from the University of Arizona. With over 27 years of experience in software development, product management, and business account management, he has led successful projects at Xerox, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and FamilySearch. A dedicated public servant, David has served as a county delegate, precinct vice-chair, emergency response coordinator, and community outreach facilitator. He is CERT trained and holds a HAM radio license - highlighting his commitment to preparedness and service. David enjoys hiking Utah’s trails, gardening, and spending time with his family in the community he loves. He understands what makes Fruit Heights special and is ready to help it grow - safely, responsibly, and with vision. Vote David N. Hale - for a Stronger, Safer, and More Connected Fruit Heights. 764 E Village Way
Fruit Heights, UT 84037

Tamara (Tami) Tran is the Mayor of Kaysville, Utah. She has a strong record of public service and community involvement. She previously served on the City Council and Planning Commission, gaining valuable experience in local government. Tami is known for her collaborative leadership and commitment to transparency. She focuses on responsible growth, infrastructure, and preserving Kaysville’s unique character. Raised in Utah, she values family, faith, hard work, and civic engagement. She and her husband, Ly, have been married for 35 years and have three grandchildren. As a small business owner, she understands the importance of supporting local enterprise and building a strong economy. She also hosts Happy Grateful Blessed with Tami Tran, a podcast that highlights local business owners, community members, and elected officials. Tami is running for re-election to ensure key infrastructure plans and generational projects are completed. She remains focused on thoughtful economic development that enhances quality of life, honors Kaysville’s past, and supports the future residents want.
Kaysville, UT 84037

Kaysville, UT 84037

I’m a CISSP-certified cybersecurity professional and small-business owner running to serve the community I love. I earned a bachelor’s in Cybersecurity & Information Assurance and have supported national-security missions at Hill Air Force Base and U.S. Southern Command, which taught me how to protect complex systems and make clear, accountable decisions under pressure. I’m also the founder of Uinta Exterior Services, where I’ve grown a local service business from the ground up—hiring, budgeting, delivering on time, and learning firsthand what it takes to create jobs and serve customers well. Outside of work, I’ve spent 5+ years coaching high-school wrestling, which reinforced my belief in discipline, mentorship, and showing up for people. I’m a husband and soon-to-be father, invested in building a safe, modern, and opportunity-rich city for families and small businesses alike. If we work together, expect straightforward communication, clear goals, and a bias toward practical results. I value diverse experience, initiative, and integrity. Let’s connect and see how your strengths can make an immediate impact.
Kaysville, UT 84037

Born and raised in Kaysville. I attended Sam Morgan Elementary, Kaysville Junior High, and graduated from Davis High School. My wife and I are raising our five children here, including 8-year-old twins. Over the years, we've seen Kaysville change—but it’s still home. I’m running for Kaysville City Council because I want future generations to enjoy the same safe, welcoming hometown I did. I remember riding my bike to the Kaysville Theatre, stopping by Bowman’s, and feeling a strong sense of community. As we grow, I believe we can preserve that charm by making thoughtful, resident-focused decisions. I want to be a voice for the people—someone who listens, works collaboratively, and follows through. My priorities include clear communication from the city, smart planning for the Main Street project, and responsible housing development. With over 24 years in the real estate industry, I understand how growth impacts families and neighborhoods. I’ve helped many find homes here, and I care deeply about how Kaysville grows moving forward. Let’s work together to Keep Kaysville, Kaysville—because home should always feel like home. 432 S Rooster Hollow
Kaysville, UT 84037

As Vice President of North America Credit Unions and former CEO of a software cooperative serving over 50 organizations, I bring deep experience in leadership, strategic planning, and financial stewardship. I’ve led teams in operations, sales, product development, and implementation—skills I believe translate directly to effective city governance. In addition to my professional roles, I serve as President of a youth sports club supporting 120 athletes and have previously advised the Clinton City Youth Council. I also chair the Utah chapter of the Global Women’s Leadership Network, demonstrating my commitment to community development and inclusive leadership. After five years in Kaysville, I’ve seen firsthand the value of a close-knit community that champions local businesses, offers strong recreation programs, and prioritizes quality of life. I’m running for City Council to ensure Kaysville continues to thrive through thoughtful growth, strong support for small businesses, and continued investment in city services and community spaces. I believe in servant leadership. With my business background and ability to see how systems connect, I’ll work collaboratively to make decisions grounded in the big picture—not in isolation. Kaysville deserves smart, transparent leadership—and I’m ready to serve. 434 Carriage Ln.
Kaysville, UT 84037

Abbi Hunt is the proud wife of a U.S. Army veteran, mom of three, and a current member of the Kaysville City Council. She’s running for re-election with a simple promise: to keep running the extra mile for you. On council, Abbi has been a consistent advocate for public safety, responsible growth, fiscal responsibility, and government transparency. She currently serves as liaison to the Planning Commission, Youth Court, and the Central 3 Communities That Care Coalition. She also helped start—and contributes regularly to—the city’s “Hometown Post” newsletter to keep residents informed. Beyond city hall, Abbi volunteers on the Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water, and Air external advisory board and the Utah League of Cities & Towns Legislative Policy Committee. In these roles, she brings Kaysville’s voice and perspective to the table. Over the past three and a half years, Abbi has fulfilled her promise to run the extra mile—working to be accessible to constituents, listen to community concerns, and facilitate solutions. If re-elected, she’ll continue to advocate for public safety, a budget that balances needs and wants, and thoughtful planning to keep Kaysville “Utah’s Hometown.” She’d be honored to take another lap with your support. 336 E 700 N
Kaysville, UT 84037

I’m Trevor Lee Foust— a Layton resident of 10 years, engineering leader, and committed youth coach—running for mayor to secure “a better future for our children.” I grew up in Kaysville and Vancouver, paying my way through college by running a small roofing business, and earned both a B.S. and M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering. My wife of 22 years and I are now raising our three children right here in Layton. Professionally, I lead a nationwide engineering organization at Hill Air Force Base, where I test and validate our current and next-generation nuclear deterrent systems. My career has spanned explosive testing, infrastructure management, budgeting, and strategic planning. After a mishap at the Little Mountain test facility, I redesigned a milling system, which my work earned me the Air Force’s General Larry O. Spencer Innovation Award for safety and efficiency. For the last decade, I’ve coached youth football, basketball, softball, baseball, and soccer—instilling perseverance, teamwork, and confidence. As mayor, I’ll plan growth responsibly, modernize infrastructure, support police and fire services, and expand parks and recreation so every family—and especially every child—can thrive.
Layton, UT Layton

Joy Petro has been a steadfast leader in Layton for more than a decade. Elected first to the city council and then as mayor, she became Layton’s first female mayor. Joy has just finished her first full term and is now seeking a second term. With a professional background as advertising director at Smith’s and executive sales director at Quad Graphics, Joy brings more than four decades of private‑secutor expertise. Under her leadership, she champions economic development, and spends time highlighting Layton’s pro‑business environment through her social media channels. She has steered the city toward smarter growth and expanded public safety services including the construction of a new 911 Call Center. Joy has received accolades in 2025 such as the Sons of Utah Pioneers “Modern Pioneer” award, Davis Chamber Athena award recipient for her community leadership, civic engagement, and local advocacy. She currently chairs the Davis County Board of Health and North Davis Sewer District, and serves on the waste management board and is Vice‑Chair of WFRC active transportation. Raised in Layton, she graduated from Layton High. Joy lives in a preserved Gentile Street historic home she renovated herself. She loves spending time with her grandson and family. Please visit: JoyPetroforLayton.com. 683 W Gentile St.
Layton, UT 84041

Hello Layton friends, I'm Jory Rand Argyle & I'd be honored to earn your vote for city council. My roots in Layton are deep. My 3rd great-grandfather Joseph Hill built Layton's first cabin. Layton's named after another 3rd great-grandfather, Christopher Layton. My grandparents, Jay & Odessa Harris, owned the dairy on Antelope Drive during the decades of Layton's greatest growth. Now I'm fulfilling my dream, raising my four kids in Layton. Professionally, I spent 18 years at CRH developing leaders and empowering co-workers. Today I test next-generation systems at Hill AFB, balancing rigorous standards with tight budgets. I'll use the same foresight and discipline with city planning and finances. My plan rests on three commitments: Celebrate Layton's Heritage, Foster Integrity, & Strategically Plan for Prosperity. Each commitment builds off of and is reliant on the other. Layton's growth is exciting, but only if we shape it together. I'm listening; please reach out or grant me a few minutes of your time while I'm out in neighborhoods leading up to the election. Let's keep the best of Layton's past and create even better tomorrows. 2472 W 525 S
Layton, UT 84041

Raised and educated in Layton, my commitment to family and community began at an early age. Watching my parents, grandparents, neighbors, and mentors work together on family farms in West Layton. Supporting each other through hard work and common aspirations so all had the opportunity to succeed. I attended Layton Elementary, Central Davis Jr. High, Layton High School and graduated from Weber State University. My wife and I have raised three children in Layton and each has graduated from the University of Utah and are working in business, non-profit and academia. I have a lifetime of experience in agriculture and over 40 years professional experience in multiple fields: government services, industrial construction, housing development, and environmental and water conservation. I have been a leader in my church and a local philanthropic organization which provides educational scholarships and supports local non-profit healthcare providers for uninsured and underinsured individuals and families. I strive to educate myself on the matters at hand by seeking advice from industry experts, stakeholders, and the individuals most affected, all with the goal of coming to a balanced and versatile solution. In my free time, I enjoy working on my family farm, traveling, and fishing Utah’s lakes. 2601 W Gentile St.
Layton, UT 84041

Bettina Smith Edmondson is a lifelong Layton resident who attended Adams Elementary, North Layton Jr. High, and Northridge High. She holds a BS from the University of Utah and an MBA from Weber State University. Bettina has worked in both the public and private sectors, including years as a state employee and currently as a healthcare data consultant. Elected to the Layton City Council in 2021, Bettina brings local roots and broad professional experience to her role. She’s passionate about serving her community, with a strong focus on youth and families, education, civic engagement, public safety, and the arts. For over 20 years, she has mentored young people and served on various community boards. Rooted in East Layton and currently raising her family in West Layton, she is known as a bridge-builder. Bettina collaborates with citizens, business leaders, policymakers, and the military community to bridge perspectives and build solutions that serve Layton’s diverse needs. Outside of public service, she enjoys traveling, trying new food, and spending time with family. Bettina believes in honest, open communication and encourages residents to reach out with ideas or concerns. With your lasting support, she’s committed to continue building a stronger, more connected Layton. PO Box 1563
Layton, UT 84041

Hi, I’m Linda Lartigue, wife to a 25-year Army veteran, proud mom of two, and municipal government employee; dedicated to building strong, inclusive communities. I’m running for Layton City Council because every resident deserves to be seen, heard, and valued. As a military family, we’ve lived around the world, but Layton has always felt like home. That’s why we planted roots. I’m trilingual in English, Spanish, and American Sign Language. As the mother of a Deaf daughter and an Autistic son, I understand how important it is for families to feel supported by their city. I hold a nursing degree, Bachelor’s in Business Administration, and currently pursuing my Master’s in Public Administration. With over a decade of experience in local government and nonprofits, I’ve led community programs, managed grants, and co-founded Trips for Troops connecting Hill AFB servicemembers with local host families. I’ve also served as Executive Director of Deaf Dreams, advocating for accessibility and equity. On City Council, I’ll prioritize youth and education, supporting military families, improving waste services, promoting inclusive access, encouraging thoughtful economic development, and ensuring fiscal responsibility. A Voice for Every Family in Layton isn’t just my slogan; it’s my promise. To learn more visit www.electlinda.com
Layton, UT 84041

349 Odell Ln.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054

Thank you for taking the time to become an informed voter. Twenty-eight years ago, Linda and I chose to make North Salt Lake our home and raise our four children here. It has been a wonderful place for our family, and I am committed to keeping it a strong, vibrant community. For 30 years, I have worked as a commercial property manager in downtown Salt Lake. My professional experience, combined with years of public service, has prepared me to address the challenges and opportunities facing our city. Before serving as Mayor, I spent 14 years on the City Council and 6 years on the Planning Commission. During this time, North Salt Lake has grown, adding the Foxboro community, the Eagleridge area, the final phases of Eaglewood, and the unincorporated north side. With that growth, I have prioritized responsible development, upgrading aging infrastructure, beautification, and expanding parks—including Foxboro Wetlands Park and the Hatch Park redesign. Looking ahead, the newly announced homeless campus southwest of our city is a challenge. I am committed to ensuring its impact is mitigated. Together, we can keep North Salt Lake a great place to live, work, and play. For more information, please visit brianhorrocks.com. 100 N Eaglewood Drive
North Salt Lake, UT 84054

I am a long-time resident of North Salt Lake. I have raised my family here, and love living here and associating with my fellow residents. My interest in city government began in 1996, when construction development began below my home on the hillside adjoining my property. In defense of encroachment onto my property, I complained before the City Council. When the next vacancy occurred on the City Planning Commission, I was invited by then-Mayor Wright to sit on that commission, which I did for five years – three years as the Commission Chairman. I was encouraged to learn by participating that citizens of the City can make a difference in the governance and quality of life in the City, and subsequently ran for City Council. I have served a total of ten years as a member of the City Council, where I served as the Council advisor to the Youth City Council, and was involved in organizing and administering the City’s Senior Lunch Bunch – so I have advocated for both youth and seasoned citizens in the City. I greatly enjoyed representing the citizens of North Salt Lake in the past, and would be pleased to extend that service into the future. 10 S Oakwood Dr.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054

Hello, my name is Heidi Smoot and I want your vote for North Salt Lake City Council. My husband Shandell and I have called North Salt Lake home for 26 years, and we have raised our four children here, all proud Woods Cross High graduates. I love this city’s small-town charm, its easy access to trails, downtown, and the airport, but most of all, I love the people. As a former public-school teacher and current member of both the Bountiful Davis Arts and North Salt Lake Arts Councils, I want to continue to enrich our community through public service on the city council. I believe in preserving what makes North Salt Lake special, while planning responsibly for the future. I’m committed to fiscally sound decisions, clean and safe communities, great roads and parks, family-centered values, and ensuring our city remains a place where everyone feels welcome to live and raise their families. For a stronger city and a brighter future please vote Heidi Smoot for North Salt Lake City Council.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054

Hi. I’m Alisa. It’s been my honor to serve as your North Salt Lake city council member for the last 4 years, as a planning commissioner, and as chair of the Parks and Arts Committee before that. In my professional work, I teach at the University of Utah in the Family Studies Department. Seventeen years ago, my husband and I picked Foxboro as the place to set down roots and raise our four children. I am the only candidate and the only current city councilmember who lives on the westside. I bring a different, lived experience in our city. I believe the best way for the city council to represent it’s citizens is to draw from all areas of the city. As a Councilmember, I have supported sensible budgets, public safety, expanding trails, public art, and community connection in our schools and neighborhoods. In the next four years, I will prioritize a strategic plan for the city that highlights the charm of our different neighborhoods, our big city access, and our vibrant diversity. I want to showcase what makes NSL a wonderful place to live for everyone from new parents, single professionals, bustling families and retired folks.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054

Hello, I am Ryan Holbrook, candidate for City of North Salt Lake City Council. I was born and raised in Davis County and have been a resident of North Salt Lake since 2016. My wife and I chose to make North Salt Lake our home because we fell in love with the small town community presence while also being a city full of diversity. We knew we wanted to make it home and one day raise a family here. I have served on the City of North Salt Lake Planning Commission for the past three years. Helping to grow and expand our community to continue leading it to its fullest potential. I hope to bring further change to the City of North Salt Lake, serving all of our unique residents by becoming your next city council member. I am an advocate for our trails, recreational programs, revitalizing our city and bridging the gap between our homes and where the heart of our industries resides. My family and I take joy in attending city events; the annual kite festival, winter lights festival, liberty fest, food trucks, hiking and biking our tails and other activities that have strengthened and connected our communities. 203 E North View Way
North Salt Lake, UT 84054

Write “Gary Widders” on your ballot for NSL City Council. The NSL government should not sponsor group that advocates for abortions, males in women’s sports, etc. I will help our city provide economic security to protect the elderly, families, women, and children. I will vote to discontinue funding of the city’s ill-conceived hobby that has cost tens of millions of dollars/gallons of water; an activity 70% of people do not like and 85% will never participate in (online poll). I will prioritize the agenda to return discretionary funds to you with rebates and lower taxes. I submit for a gentle DOGE and the savings in the millions of dollars be returned to NSL residents. I do not go-along to get-along, but listen to every individual concern. Folks not on a committee have the same representation as those on a committee. I value everyone’s feedback, concerns, and recommendations all the same. Every NSL area deserves attention. As your city council I will represent you by not being a puppet, pigeonholed, deterred, or wrongly tasked. I would be honored to serve each of you. Elect your fellow NSL resident of 21 years, write in Gary Widders.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054

Sam for Sunset Mayor! I'm running for Mayor to restore the voice of our community, ensure greater communication between residents and government, and provide professional leadership with a strong focus on transparency and collaboration. I desire to bring back the community feel to Sunset. I manage the daily operations of a remodeling company. My career has honed my ability to coordinate, negotiate, and lead diverse teams to success, qualities that will serve our community well as Mayor of Sunset. I believe in God! I'm a family man! At the heart of my campaign is the belief that effective leadership comes from understanding the community and working together. Communication: Re-establishing clear, open lines of communication between the city government and its residents. Community Involvement: Empowering our citizens to have a voice in decisions. Professionalism: Bringing a high standard of professionalism and accountability. Transparency: Ensuring that every decision made is clear, accessible, and rooted in the best interests of all Sunset residents. Join me in making Sunset a place where everyone’s voice matters. Vote for leadership, integrity, and a real voice for our community! 2243 N 250 W
Sunset, UT 84015

Since joining the Sunset City Council in 2018, I've supported the causes that matter most to you. I've dedicated myself to serving our great community. In 2024, I stepped up to lead as Mayor through challenging times with the steady leadership you deserve. My track record speaks for itself: I've advocated for senior involvement in city decisions/ events, spearheaded park improvements benefiting families and veterans, and fostered increased community engagement. My service includes board positions with the North Davis Fire District and North Davis Sewer District, bringing valuable regional perspective to local governance. I consistently fight for what makes our community thrive—supporting local businesses, promoting farmers markets, encouraging responsible development, and ensuring our parks and Fun Days remain vibrant community gathering places. Your safety remains my top priority, implementing measures that protect every resident. I listen, act, and deliver results. I build bridges, not walls, fostering the unity our city needs to face tomorrow's challenges. When I'm not serving the community, I cherish time with my family, enjoy music, golf, and escaping to beautiful Flaming Gorge. These moments remind me what truly matters—community, connection, and the natural beauty we're blessed to call home. Together we got this! 1777 N 350 W
Sunset, UT 84015

We should expect more from our elected officials. I'm not a politician, and I've never met one I completely agree with. That's why I joined the Forward Party. Rather than left and right finger pointing, they focus on ground up, data driven policies. They don[t dictate talking points from some Washington office I'll never see. 853N 150 W
Sunset, UT 84015

2446 N 475 W
Sunset, UT 84015

I’m running for Sunset City Council because I care deeply about the kind of community we are building. As a husband and father of six, I want Sunset to be a place where families feel welcome, safe, and proud to call home. My goal is to make our city more family-friendly while still preserving the small-town charm that makes it special. I’m also committed to tackling housing costs so families can afford to live and grow here. Sunset should be a place where young families can put down roots, where long-time residents can stay, and where everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the quality of life our city has to offer. Finally, as the owner of five small businesses, I understand the challenges and opportunities that local business owners face. I want to help small businesses not only survive but thrive—making Sunset a community that attracts and supports entrepreneurs while strengthening our local economy. 2381 N 350 W
Sunset, UT 84015

Katherine Hunter moved to Sunset four years ago and lives there with her husband and four young children. She attends city council meetings and city events regularly, and is an active member of the community. As a mother, homeschooling parent, and substitute teacher for Davis School District, she is acutely aware of the needs of the families in this area. Katherine graduated from BYU with a degree in Psychology. She believes that listening and connecting are the two most important ways to strengthen the community. Katherine would strive to find better ways to communicate important information and get more people involved in this city’s decision-making process so there are no surprises. She believes in having transparency in government decisions. As a city council member, Katherine would like to foster community through local events and citizen involvement. She wants to improve the parks for our children, and make this town a place that people are happy to call home. She is also prepared to stand up to Utah’s state legislators when they enact laws that negatively impact small cities. Katherine would be proud to represent Sunset. 2104 N 300 W
Sunset, UT 84015

For 19 years, my family and I have proudly called Syracuse home. My commitment to our community is proven through dedicated public service, including four years on the Planning Commission—three as Chairman—and my current role on the City Council. This experience has taught me to listen carefully to our citizens, business owners, and city staff to best navigate the challenges facing our community. I am committed to evaluating all viewpoints to make decisions that serve the best interests of every resident. Syracuse has a bright future that requires balanced growth, sound fiscal policy, and open collaboration. I have seen the dedication of our residents firsthand and, if elected, I will apply my experience to continue the great progress we’ve made. I would be honored to have your vote. 718 S 2325 W
Syracuse, UT 84075

I am running for a second term in this office to continue the work I have been doing successfully of changing our economic position. I devoted my personal time to business development, alternative funding opportunities, and responsible leadership with transparency and data drive decisions. Syracuse has seen record business growth that is needed to diversify our tax base and be less dependent on individual citizens. Syracuse has seen record grant funding during my term of office. As a city we have pushed as much as possible into public meetings and do background work, so the council has available data regarding decisions that affect our citizens. My experience both in government and private sector leadership benefits the city. My drive to put in the extra work shows results. I personally respond and inform our citizens with frequent updates. Many new businesses are interested in opening here in our city. We need to finish the job, bringing these services and alternate tax sources here. I have led with solutions, innovation, and data driven plans for a better future. We don’t control everything that impacts us, but we can plan to manage those impacts better led by experience. We accomplished a lot and we have more to finish. Re-elect experience and dedication. 2382 S Doral Dr.
Syracuse, UT 84075

829 W 2150 S
Syracuse, UT 84075

2353 W 1100 S
Syracuse, UT 84075

Syracuse, UT 84075

Syracuse, UT 84075

Dell Butterfield — Leadership Profile I bring a proven blend of executive skills and grassroots service to mayoral leadership. My core competencies include financial planning and oversight, strategic vision and policy development, complex problem solving, collaborative stakeholder engagement, transparent communication, negotiation, and performance accountability. In addition to corporate leadership, I have invested decades in South Davis County through governance and volunteer service. I serve as a voting member of the Legislative Policy Committee for the Utah League of Cities and Towns and as a Board Member of the South Davis Recreation District. I have coached competitive youth soccer for over 20 years, volunteered in West Bountiful Community Cleanup efforts, and acted as City Council Liaison to the Planning and Zoning Council. I am a member of WB’s Emergency Preparedness Advisory Committee, co author of our community’s current Emergency Preparedness Plan, and a graduate of the Davis County Citizen’s Police Academy. My service includes leadership roles in my church and as former Chairman of The Road Home, Utah’s largest homeless shelter. From policy tables to neighborhood projects, I lead with fiscal discipline, strategic foresight, and a commitment to keeping West Bountiful safe, vibrant, and prepared for the future. 1217 Millbridge
West Bountiful, UT 84087

715 W Porter Ln.
West Bountiful, UT 84087

654 W 1300 N
West Bountiful, UT 84087

West Bountiful is my home. I want to serve the community that I have called home for 30 years of my life. I have a broad academic background with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering with minors in Mandarin and Ceramics from the University of Utah. I have spent the last seven years working in Environmental Compliance at the HF Sinclair (Holly) Refinery. Through that I have sharpened my eye for detail and have seen the consequences of convoluted or unclear regulation. I believe in a measured approach, seeking to understand the different perspectives that surround issues, and seeking the best overall outcome. I want to continue the good work of past councils in improving and maintaining city infrastructure, and supporting the people that make that happen, while bringing a younger and perhaps unique perspective. I appreciate your consideration and vote for West Bountiful City Council. For more information see RST4WB.com 2163 N 520 W
West Bountiful, UT 84087

“Leave things (and people) better than you found them” is something I have tried to emulate during the thirty-six years we have lived in West Bountiful. I want to help preserve West Bountiful for future generations, not just the three generations of my family that currently reside here. My husband, Scott, and I have invested heavily in this community over the decades. As owners of two local businesses, we gave hundreds of teens their first job and mentored them. We provided a nurturing space for adults returning to the workforce or going through transitional periods of life. We have sponsored school and community events, coached sports, and provide service in our church. I was PTA president at the elementary school twice and now substitute teach in the district. I currently volunteer on a small committee tasked by the state to establish the first ever hospice in the Utah prison system, and I serve as a vice-president on the Executive Board of the International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers. I believe that my skillset, open-mindedness, and integrity give me the ability to listen to and represent all members of this rich and diverse community. 1124 N 640 W
West Bountiful, UT 84087

668 W 2300 N
West Bountiful, UT 84087

It has been an honor to serve as Mayor of West Point City over the past four years. My heart is in this work, and I remain committed to leading with integrity, transparency, and a sincere desire to serve our residents. Before becoming mayor, I served nearly a decade on the West Point Planning Commission, including five years as Chair. That experience gave me a strong foundation in managing growth while protecting the character of our community. Throughout my term, I’ve worked closely with Davis County, neighboring cities, UDOT, the Davis School District, North Davis Fire District, Wasatch Integrated Waste, and the North Davis Sewer District. I currently serve on the executive boards of all entities that provide services to our city. I’ve gained a deep appreciation for the responsibility that comes with managing taxpayer dollars and strive to use them wisely and transparently. West Point is growing, and with that comes the need for thoughtful planning. I support smart, well-managed development that strengthens our local economy while preserving the hometown values we all cherish. With gratitude for the opportunity to serve, I respectfully ask for your continued support. www.vincent4mayor.com 4916 W 100 N
West Point, UT 84015

Born and raised in West Point, where many of my church leaders and schoolteachers are now my neighbors. Their example helped shape my faith in Christ and my deep love for this community. I served 11 years in the U.S. military and later worked for the FAA as an Air Traffic Controller, holding several management roles in the federal government. On 9/11, after working through that tragic day, I knew it was time to come home to West Point. Today, I live here with my wife and six children, surrounded by extended family. I care deeply about West Point’s future and want to ensure it remains a safe, welcoming, and family-focused place to live. As our city continues to grow, I believe we must do so responsibly—preserving the small-town values that make West Point special while preparing for a strong and sustainable future. I’m running for mayor to serve with integrity, rooted in faith, guided by experience, and committed to protecting the values we hold dear: faith in God, love of country, and a lasting investment in our families and community. 901 N 4100 W
West Point, UT 84015

I’ve lived in the same home in West Point for 32 years, raised my family here, and grown to love this city. Though not a Utah native, I’ve called this state home since 1987. I’m running because I believe West Point needs responsible, resident-focused leadership. Growth is inevitable—but it must be smart and controlled, not driven by outside (or inside) developers. I oppose the expectation that property will be rezoned upon sale. Zoning decisions should prioritize what’s best for our community, not purchaser interests. I also believe in transparency and honest communication. Many residents feel left in the dark on key issues. We need a city government that proactively engages the public and respects our input—not one that treats public comment as a formality. I’m not a builder, developer, or realtor. I spent 41 years in air traffic control and air traffic management. I’m a neighbor, a parent/grandparent, and am the director of a food bank/ministry for over 20 years. My family is rooted here. I want to keep West Point safe, livable, and balanced—for all of us. For more information, see my Facebook page "Ken Whitaker for West Point City council". 379 N 3500 W
West Point, UT 84015

As a longtime resident of West Point, I’m running for re-election to City Council because I believe smart growth requires thoughtful planning and a deep understanding of our community’s needs. Over the past four years, I’ve gained valuable insight into how our city operates. As the Council liaison to the Planning Commission, I’ve studied zoning regulations, general plans, land-use codes, and state requirements. I’ve seen firsthand how deliberate, well-informed decisions shape the future of our city. My background is in education, and I’m also a mother and a grandparent. That lens drives me to prioritize safety—especially for children walking to and from school—and to consider how new developments will affect our neighborhoods and schools. As a taxpayer myself, I approach the city budget with care. I ask the hard questions: How will this affect our citizens? Are we being fiscally responsible? Do impact fees adequately cover the true cost of growth? I’m committed to preserving the small-town feel that makes West Point special, even as we plan for gradual, sustainable growth. If re-elected, I will continue to work hard, listen carefully, and represent our citizens with integrity and transparency. 890 N 4100 W
West Point, UT 84015

My name is Jeremy Strong, and I am seeking your vote for the West Point City Council. I have lived in West Point for over 20 years with my wife and our four children. With 20 years of experience in the flooring industry, I have also served 12 years on the Planning Commission, including two years as chairman. During my time on the commission, I focused on safeguarding the rights of property owners and preserving West Point’s identity as a rural community. I opposed changes to the general plan by developers, as well as the construction of high-density housing solely to attract commercial businesses. I advocated for residents' rights to keep animals on their properties, adding chickens in residential areas, and opposing the removal of roosters. I have witnessed too many leaders forget who elected them while advancing their own agendas. I pledge to be your voice on the council, promoting open and transparent government, maintaining West Point's rural character, and fostering our close-knit neighborhoods. Thank you for your support, and I look forward to representing you. Please follow me on Facebook and Instagram. 4272 W 25 S
West Point, UT 84015

Brad Lee Candidate for West Point City Council About Me My name is Brad Lee, and I am seeking a 2nd term serving you as your City Council Representative. I am proud to call West Point my home. I have lived in this community for 23-Years, raising my family, working with local businesses, and actively participating in civic life. Volunteering at city clean-ups and Party at the Point have given me the drive to serve more. My background in Industrial Maintenance Managing has prepared me to bring practical, results-driven leadership to the City Council. Experience & Qualifications • Served 13-Years on the Planning Commission • 4-years as Planning Commission Chair • Current Chairman of the Davis County Mosquito Abatement Board. • Longtime volunteer for Party at the Point Celebration (Bingo Caller) Key Priorities 1. Smart Growth & Development I support balanced, sustainable, and manageable growth that maintains the charm of West Point while improving infrastructure and services. 2. Fiscal Responsibility I believe in transparency, responsible budgeting that prioritizes taxpayer dollars and invests in our community’s future. 3. Parks, Recreation & Quality of Life I will advocate for well-maintained parks, trails, and recreational facilities that serve our families, youth, and seniors. 4. Open, Transparent Government Residents deserve a voice in local decisions. I will work to increase communication between the city and our citizens. Why I’m Running I’m running because I care deeply about the future of West Point. We need thoughtful, forward-looking leadership that listens to residents, addresses real concerns, and works collaboratively to improve our city. I am committed to being a steady, accountable voice on the Council. Connect with Me • Email: bradnkelli1@msn.com • Phone: 801-725-1103 • Social Media: Facebook Let’s build a stronger West Point—together. 644 N 2750 W
West Point, UT 84015

2143 S 1550 W
Woods Cross, UT 84087

I am honored to be a candidate for the Woods Cross City Council. Our city is at a crossroads of growth and opportunity. I am committed to fostering transparency, valuing our dedicated city employees, balancing growth with the preservation of our community's character, and leveraging our strategic location. My campaign is built on the promise to "Do It Right!"—to govern with clarity, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to the values that make Woods Cross a wonderful place to live. For many years, I have served on various working groups and the Woods Cross Planning Commission, where I currently serve as Chair. I have worked diligently to ensure our city's planning and development meet the needs of our community. As an attorney, I bring the skills to navigate complex issues and advocate for transparency and integrity in our local government. I have an ethos of public service and extensive leadership experience from my former Marine Corps career. With your trust and support, I will continue to devote my experience, energy, and vision to serving Woods Cross with honesty, diligence, and unwavering commitment. I humbly ask for your support and trust as we move forward together. Respectfully, Joseph E. Rupp 1463 S 1400 W
Woods Cross, UT 84087

Woods Cross has been my home for 24 years. My husband and I raised our three children here, and I have had the privilege of teaching at Woods Cross Elementary and serving our schools and families for more than two decades. Through years of PTA leadership at the local, council, regional, and state levels, I’ve worked alongside families, educators, and community leaders to strengthen schools, guide budgets, and support students through times of change. I’ve collaborated with law enforcement and policymakers on child safety, testified before the Legislature, and helped communities adapt during the challenges of COVID-19—all with the goal of protecting and uplifting our children and families. I am running for City Council because I believe Woods Cross deserves leaders who listen first, act responsibly, and adapt with integrity. My guiding values are clear: listen so every voice is heard, act with fairness and responsibility, and keep the greater good in mind while honoring individual needs. Our city is built on hard work, community, and care for one another. I am committed to protecting those values while helping Woods Cross move forward with strength, unity, and purpose. 839 S 770 W
Woods Cross, UT 84087

Eric Jones is a dedicated and passionate individual who is running for the Woods Cross City Council in order to make a positive impact on the community he calls home. With a deep love for Woods Cross and a desire to contribute to its growth and development, Eric is committed to ensuring that the voice of the residents are heard. Eric has spent the last ten years serving the Woods Cross community on the Board and Adjustments and the Planning Commission where he served as vice-chair, and currently on the City Council. Having grown up in Bountiful, and spending the past 15 years in Woods Cross, he is passionate about ensuring responsible growth that serves the citizens of Woods Cross. As a practicing architect with an educational background in planning he has used his knowledge and experience to make strong contributions to the new Woods Cross City Master Plan. As a successful small business owner, Eric brings valuable experience in managing resources, balancing budgets, and making strategic decisions. Eric and his wife Ali have three children attending Woods Cross High School and South Davis Junior High. 1534 W 1900 S
Woods Cross, UT 84087

889 W 2150 S
Woods Cross, UT 84087

Jim Grover: A Strong Voice for Woods Cross For over 20 years, Woods Cross has been my home. My wife, Mindy, and I are raising our three children here, and we're committed to our community's future. With extensive education and experience in small business and government, I've spent my career helping communities achieve their economic goals. I specialize in developing strategies to attract high-paying jobs and fostering exciting new industries. Community service is a core value for my family. I've volunteered by running a youth sports program and currently a coach for the Woods Cross High School mountain bike team. My children are also actively involved in the Woods Cross Youth City Council. As a former Woods Cross Planning Commission member and current City Council member, I have a deep understanding of our city's needs. I'm dedicated to actively participating in meetings, events, and listening to your feedback. I'm seeking re-election to continue supporting our quality of life, vibrant community events, and to ensure Woods Cross remains a place where families can thrive. I would be honored to have your vote. 1374 W 2250 S
Woods Cross, UT 84087