- Keep Utah County Affordable
- End Sheriff’s Agreement with ICE
- Defend democracy
About J.
Husband and Father
J. married Casey Packard in 1985 and they have shared many adventures together, none greater than raising four children. They are now enjoying two adorable grandchildren. Casey teaches writing at BYU and UVU.
Volunteer
J. has volunteered as a leader for Boy Scouts and other youth groups for over 30 years, introducing them to new experiences and new confidence, from spelunking to climbing and rappelling in every corner of Utah.
Executive
J. is technology entrepreneur and executive, leading companies in the software, medical and education industries. His exceptional decision making and communication skills have propelled growth in diverse enterprises.
Upcoming Events
- March 17 -House District 62 & 63 Caucus Night, Springville, UT
- April 2 -Utah County Democratic Convention
- April 25 – Utah State Democratic Convention
Why Vote for J.
Competent
I think that sound policy comes from evidence-based decision making and not loyalty to a party, person or ideology. What are the real issues facing Utah County, and how can they be addressed fairly and economically?
Professional
I will focus on outcomes: What will each policy decision do to the families of Utah County? How much will it cost taxpayers? How will it impact businesses and employment?
Accessible
As a commissioner, I will remain accessible to the people of Utah County, responding to constituent messages and meeting with constituents in the commission office.
Why I’m Running
Utah County is a great place to live and I’m running to make sure that it’s a place where our children can afford to live in the future. I believe every person in the County deserves the full protection of the Constitution, regardless of their immigration status, gender identity, sexual orientation, or political affiliation.
Key Policy Initiatives
- Make Utah County a place where our children can afford to live.
- Defend democracy in Utah County
- End the Utah County Sheriff’s Department agreement with ICE.
- Stop raises for commissioners for the next four years.
What Issues are Important to You?
