I was born and raised right here in Kaysville. I attended Sam Morgan Elementary, Kaysville Junior High, and graduated from Davis High School. As a father of five, my wife and I have seen many changes in our community—especially when comparing the time our oldest son graduated from Davis High to now, as we raise our 8-year-old twins.

I’ve decided to run for Kaysville City Council because I want future generations—my grandkids included—to experience the same safe, welcoming hometown I did growing up. I remember riding my bike to the Kaysville Theatre, stopping by Bowman’s for a snack, and returning home without concern for heavy traffic, overcrowding, or rising crime. I believe we can grow responsibly without losing what makes Kaysville special—our charm, our local businesses, and our sense of community.

I’m running to be a voice for the people. I want to listen, build practical plans with input from residents, and follow through. Clear communication from the city, the Main Street project, and responsible housing development are among my top priorities.

With over 24 years in the real estate industry, I bring experience and understanding of the challenges and opportunities our housing market presents. I’ve bought, sold, built, and helped many others achieve homeownership. Kaysville has grown, and while the city looks different than it did years ago, it’s still home.

Let’s work together to Keep Kaysville, Kaysville—because home should always feel like home.