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Daniel E. Dugan has proudly served as the Salt Lake City Council District 6 representative since 2020, earning his constituent’s trust for a second term beginning in 2024. His peers have recognized his leadership, electing him as the Council Chair in 2022 and as Community Reinvestment Agency (C.R.A.) —Vice-Chair in 2021, 2023, and 2025.  Dan’s public service journey began with a 20-year career in the United States Navy during which, he completed multiple overseas deployments and a three-year tour in Europe. This experience provided him valuable global insights and cultural experience. After retiring from the Navy, Dan, his wife, and two daughters, chose Salt Lake City as their new home and have been here for over two decades.  Dan earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a master’s degree in public administration from Auburn University at Montgomery. In his post-military career, Dan has excelled as a leader in the manufacturing industry, driving improvements in quality and production efficiency.  Dan’s connection to the community deepened as he began coaching lacrosse. Over the past decade, he has coached many of Salt Lake City’s young constituents through both youth and high school lacrosse programs. Dan currently serves as chair of the Intermountain Lacrosse (IMLAX) board, one of the largest leagues in the United States. Dan is proud of his role in getting lacrosse to be a sanctioned sport in Utah, making it the first new sport to be added in 20 years.  Beyond lacrosse, Dan appreciates spending time in the community and has a passion for the outdoors, pursuing hobbies such as mountain biking, skiing, and hiking. Dan developed a dedication to renewable and clean energy through his experience as an engineer and his devotion to the outdoors. He is a longtime Utah Clean Energy volunteer and Utah Renewable Communities (URC) chair. In addition to IMLAX and URC, Dan also serves on the boards of the Utah League of Cities and Towns (ULCT), Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC), and the Salt Lake County Council of Governments (COG). Dan is proud to serve District 6, which includes the Bonneville Hills, East Bench, Foothill Sunnyside, Wasatch Hollow, and Yalecrest neighborhoods. He strives to be responsive to his constituents’ concerns and help the entire city grow healthily and sustainably.    Daniel E. Dugan has proudly served as the Salt Lake City Council District 6 representative since 2020, earning his constituent’s trust for a second term beginning in 2024. His peers have recognized his leadership, electing him as the Council Chair in 2022 and as Community Reinvestment Agency (C.R.A.) —Vice-Chair in 2021, 2023, and 2025.  Dan’s public service journey began with a 20-year career in the United States Navy during which, he completed multiple overseas deployments and a three-year tour in Europe. This experience provided him valuable global insights and cultural experience. After retiring from the Navy, Dan, his wife, and two daughters, chose Salt Lake City as their new home and have been here for over two decades.  Dan earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a master’s degree in public administration from Auburn University at Montgomery. In his post-military career, Dan has excelled as a leader in the manufacturing industry, driving improvements in quality and production efficiency.  Dan’s connection to the community deepened as he began coaching lacrosse. Over the past decade, he has coached many of Salt Lake City’s young constituents through both youth and high school lacrosse programs. Dan currently serves as chair of the Intermountain Lacrosse (IMLAX) board, one of the largest leagues in the United States. Dan is proud of his role in getting lacrosse to be a sanctioned sport in Utah, making it the first new sport to be added in 20 years.  Beyond lacrosse, Dan appreciates spending time in

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Mayor Mark ShepherdClearfield City, UTMark Shepherd was born in Salt Lake City but grew up in Albuquerque, NM.He has lived in Clearfield for the past 23 years.Mark’s ‘non-political’ life includes being the Principal Broker for the ShepherdReal Estate Group, a local, independent real estate brokerage which hefounded in 2018. His business focuses primarily on military relocation, both toand from Utah.Mark served nearly 9 years on the Clearfield Planning Commission beforebeing elected to the City Council in 2007. After 6 years on the Council, Markwas elected as Clearfield City’s Mayor in 2013 and is now in his second termin that position.Mark has served as an Honorary Commander for the 388th MXG for three yearsand is presently serving as the Honorary Commander for the 466th FS. He wasappointed by Utah’s Governor to serve on the Military InstallationDevelopment Authority (MIDA) which has responsibility for development ofEnhanced Use Lease (EUL) properties throughout Utah. He serves on the UtahDefense Alliance and on the Board of Directors for the local Air ForceAssociation chapter. He served for two years as the Chairman of the MilitaryCommunities Council for the National League of Cities, and now serves as theVice-Chair for the Finance, Administration and Inter-governmental Affairs(FAIR) committee.Mark has been married to his wife Tammie for the past 31 years. They are theparents of seven children and three grandchildren. In his “spare” time, Markwill likely be found at a Real Salt Lake soccer game, searching for his ball atone of the local golf courses or at the gun range practicing his aim. Whicheveractivity that day might bring, you will almost always find one of his childrenby his side.