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Brief Bio:
Scott has lived in Utah for the last nineteen years and in Spanish Fork for the last twelve. He and his wife Trina (who teaches high school math) have four children. His experience includes a broad background of both public and private sector experience. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in Economics and a Master's degree in Public Administration from Brigham Young University. He has worked for over seven years for both County and City governments. He worked nearly ten years in telecommunications and banking before successfully pursuing his own business interests as a professional business coach and small business owner. He is on the Board of Directors for the Provo-Orem Chamber of Commerce, was on the Nebo Economic Summit committee for 2006 & 2007, and is a member of the Spanish Fork Rotary Club.
Why Are You Running For Spanish Fork City Council?
Like many great people in Spanish Fork, I care deeply about Spanish Fork and want to do my part in helping to preserve the great community we have. I have always been active in the community and interested in public and community affairs. I have had the privilege to be a precinct chair and a state & county delegate for many years; I have year-to-year, participated in activities that allowed me to see the benefits of people coming together to build a better place to live. Spanish Fork is experiencing a lot of growth that will require strong, principle-centered leadership to preserve the quality of life that has made Spanish Fork such a great place to live. Adequately balancing recreation, cultural arts and educational programs with economic development, traffic, and infrastructure needs is critical to our community. I believe that my experience and my commitment to service will be of great benefit to you and our community.
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