Husband. Father. Business Owner. Hobby Farmer.
In 2002, Garrett relocated to Utah County as a BYU-bound student and quickly fell in love with the blend of safety, hospitality, and opportunity. Following a 2-year mission in Paris, he began working for the Murdock Auto Group to support his educational expenses. After graduation, his professional journey continued with three dynamic years at Qualtrics. Later, he and his wife ventured into small business ownership. Garrett’s career successes have been built on his ability to resolve conflicts and craft resolutions that promote growth and progress.
Garrett and his wife have donated time and money to many great causes. They actively support scholarship and other scholastic opportunities for underserved students, are frequent supporters of the Granite Education Foundation, and donate regularly to other charities and non-profits. They also spend 80+ hours per school year serving in their children’s schools.
Garrett understands the needs of small business owners, he understands the challenges of raising children in these uncertain times. Today, he stands devoted to preserving our cherished freedoms and opportunities. He comes prepared to motivate progress and inspire positive change.
I don’t pretend to be an expert in all things, which is why my top priority will always be to listen to my community before I cast my vote on behalf of my district.
My Goals:
Reinforce and strengthen our economy.
Make sure our education system provides a path to success for our children.
Promote more government accountability
Preserve Utah’s heritage.
Protect individual liberty.
Reduce our tax burden and government oversight.
Volunteerism and Involvement
Causes my wife and I support and are actively engaged in:
Parent volunteerism in schools. We love spending time in the schools our children attend. Schools and teachers need more support, we all can be part of the solution.
Scholarship and relief programs for at risk and underserved students. We love supporting programs for underserved students, time, money and tangible goods can all make a difference. (click here for more information)
Local law enforcement. My wife and I have been regular supporters of our local officers. Safe communities start and end with well supported officers.
Affordable housing and self-reliance programs. We are actively engaged in affordable housing programs, student and child welfare and relief programs and contribute time and funding to multiple local charities.