Mayor Dawn R. Ramsey took office in January 2018. She serves the city of South Jordan with a determined focus on public safety, economic development and access to opportunity. She currently serves as the president-elect of the Jordan Education Foundation, working to engage the community and local business leaders. She was born and raised in the Salt Lake Valley and has lived in Utah all her life. She is a sixth-generation Utahn and is proud of her pioneer heritage. She attended Salt Lake Community College, the University of Utah, and Brigham Young University.

Mark Johnson is the mayor of Lehi City and the current chair of the Timpanogos Special Service District where he has been a board member since 2004.  He also owns Mustang Design, a land design and engineering firm located in Lehi. Johnson’s career has focused heavily on land design, land development, and interfacing with municipalities and government agencies. He served for 16 years on the Lehi City Planning Commission and the Lehi City Council. 

Derk Timothy has served as the mayor of Bluffdale since 2010. He is a current member of the Military Installation Authority Board and has previously held positions as president of the Salt Lake County Council of Governments and president of the Salt Lake Valley Conference of Mayors.

Councilman Steve DeBry represents District 5. A law enforcement professional for over three decades, DeBry is deputy chief of the Millcreek Precinct of the Unified Police Department. He oversees law enforcement activities within Millcreek City and finds great satisfaction in protecting the families, individuals, and businesses in the area.

Tracy Miller is vice president of the Jordan School District Board of Education. She holds an M.B.A. in organizational behavior from Brigham Young University.

Tasha Lowery began her term on the Draper City Council on January 8, 2018. Councilwoman Lowery pledged to work strategically, intelligently, and collaboratively for the residents of Draper City. Lowery believes that the future of Draper depends on preserving and protecting Draper’s high quality of life while simultaneously making critically important decisions to ensure future economic success. Tasha has lived in Draper since 2008. She has served on multiple volunteer boards and service organizations.

Jeff Stenquist has represented District 51 in the Legislature since January 2019. He previously served on the Draper City Council and the Draper City Planning Commission. He is a software development manager at Data 2 Logistics, as well as a director of software engineering at OC Tanner.

Trent Staggs is the mayor of Riverton City. Prior to his election, he served four years on the Riverton City Council. Professionally, Mayor Staggs has demonstrated the leadership necessary to run both successful start-up and Fortune 500 organizations in the direct sales, finance and technology industries for almost 20 years. He holds a BA in political science from the University of Utah and an MBA from Brigham Young University.