Service. Experience. Commitment.

Thoughtful Leadership for Summit County’s Future

Local governance matters, and when done right, can positively shape a community. I believe my combination of public service and professional experience will help guide the wide range of decisions faced by Council.

I am a Utah native and have lived in the Silver Springs neighborhood for more than 10 years with my wife and our two school-aged children. As a long time resident, I am committed to addressing the key issues in the Snyderville Basin and Summit County.

SERVICE

John served six years on the Snyderville Basin Planning Commission, including as Chair, where he developed a strong understanding of the complexities surrounding growth, development, and long-term planning in Summit County. He was known for careful listening, building consensus, and making balanced decisions. John voted against the Dakota Pacific and Highland Flats projects as a planning commissioner. John currently serves as the Northshore HOA Board President in Silver Springs and has participated in Leadership Park City (Class 23), the Park City School District Audit Committee, and the Park City Citizens Police Academy.

EXPERIENCE

With more than 25 years of investment and financial decision-making experience, John brings practical skills of budgeting, investment analysis, and negotiation to Council. He is currently the Managing Partner of a small Utah-based real estate investment partnership. Previously, John worked in New York City as a financial analyst in debt and equity markets. He holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Utah and is a Chartered Financial Analyst Charterholder. 

COMMITMENT

John is committed to staying in this community for the long-term. He will advocate for all residents, ask tough questions, and conduct public business in an open and transparent manner.  A top priority will be ensuring that our community remains an exceptional place to live, work, and play.

Know Where Your Vote Counts

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Summit County is divided into voter precincts that determine where and how you vote. Finding your precinct helps you stay informed, prepared, and confident on Election Day.

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