Every room I’m in before I’m sworn in. Water boards, county councils, energy summits, Olympics planning, legislative interim, Colorado River negotiations, because the decisions that shape District 20 don’t wait either.
Why this page exists: Voters deserve to see the work before the vote. This calendar is updated in real time: every meeting attended, every comment submitted, every next action taken on your behalf. Heber. Kamas. Roosevelt. Vernal. Manila. I’m in every community every month.
The 2034 Olympics means foreign delegations, international press, and diplomatic relationships landing in District 20. I’m learning the policy landscape before it arrives.
The Uinta Basin produces energy for the whole state. Governor Cox’s summit on doubling Utah’s energy capacity is being held in our backyard. The people who do the work should have a voice in the policy.
The Post-2026 Colorado River operating guidelines remain in active development. The Uinta Basin’s agricultural water rights are directly in play. I will be in every virtual room for this negotiation.
Interim committees shape next session’s bills. Natural Resources, Transportation, Public Utilities and Energy, Law Enforcement. These are the committees where District 20 policy lives or dies.
Every road in this district is someone’s lifeline. US-40 connects the Basin to the Wasatch Front. SR-32 connects Kamas to Heber. UDOT decisions made without community input become the potholes, the bottlenecks, and the safety failures we live with for decades.
Water management, wetlands, and public health intersect here. This is community infrastructure, and it’s where I show up as a neighbor, not just a candidate.
95% of Utah’s water supply comes from snowpack. Olympic venues need snow. The Uinta Basin needs water for agriculture. The same system serves both, and it’s under pressure.
The Basin’s county commission sets the local policy environment for energy, land use, and agriculture. I live here. I attend here. I listen here.
You can’t represent a place you don’t show up in. I’m in every community in District 20 every single month: library rooms, coffee shops, wherever people gather. Come talk to me.
Send the meeting, agenda, road project, hearing, water board, or community event you think District 20 needs represented in.