Mayor Paul Fotheringham

Contact Information:
Phone: 801-272-9450
Email: PFotheringham@holladayut.gov

Dustin Gettel was first elected to the Midvale City Council in 2017 and assumed the role of Mayor in December 2024. Originally from Pennsylvania, Dustin’s background spans both rural and suburban communities before he made Midvale his home in 2015. Dustin earned his law degree from Delaware Law School in 2009 and has been a dedicated public servant with the Utah Department of Health and Human Services since 2016. When he’s not working in his various public capacities, Mayor Gettel can often be found on the Jordan River Trail with Link, walking his spirited Miniature Schnauzer, and Nova, his lovable but mischievous Shih Tzu rescue pup.

VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

• Jordan River Commission
• Midvale Community Council
• Salt Lake County Animal Services Advisory Board, Chair
• Shelter Cities Advisory Board
• Community Renewable Energy Board

Contact Information:
Phone: 385-246-3574
Email: dgettel@midvaleut.gov

Carolyn was born and raised in Utah and then went to California to attend college, living in Davis, Santa Barbara, Arcata and in the Tahoe area until eleven years ago when she returned to Utah when she built a home in Brighton.

VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

• Big Cottonwood Community Council for 7 years including being secretary until 2019
• One of the 5 Town of Brighton Sponsors
• Co-Founder of The Brighton Institute
• Big Cottonwood Canyon Emergency Planning committee member
• Forest Glen HOA board member for nine years
• Arcata School Board of Trustee and Board President, Arcata, CA (volunteer position)

Contact Information:
Phone: 775-224-1523
Email: carolynkeigley@brighton.utah.gov

Mayor Allan Perrry

Contact Information:
Phone: 801-884-8607
Email: aperry@whitecity.utah.gov

David is an Architect and Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. David has lived in Emigration Canyon for 39 years, serving on the Emigration Canyon Planning Commission since becoming a Township and previously on the Salt Lake County Planning Commission continuously from 1988.

David Brems is a founding principal of GSBS Architects, a 100 person firm headquartered in Salt Lake City with an office in Fort Worth Texas. David is a board member of Envision Utah and University of Utah College of Architecture and Planning. David is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Utah College of Architecture and Planning.

David an avid cyclist, sailor, and skier enjoys spending time at his family retreat in Boulder, Utah.

Contact Information:
Phone: 801-541-6489
Email: dbrems@emigration.utah.gov

Steve Prokopis is a first term Councilman and was appointed to represent the Magna Metro Township on the U.P.D. Board. Additionally, he has been asked to serve on the finance sub-committee. As a lifelong Magna resident, he has been somewhat involved in politics over the years. He served two terms on the Magna Township Planning Commission, served on the Kennecott Tailings Impoundment Safety Committee; both were Mayoral appointments. However, with the new form of government for the Townships, he felt it was time to become more involved.

Steve is married. He and Stephanie, his wife of 23 years, have two sons. Steve graduated from Judge Memorial High School, Snow College, and Utah Valley State College with a degree in Fire Science. He is employed with Unified Fire Authority (formerly Salt Lake County Fire) and has been with them for 24 years, with over 15 of those years serving the residents of Magna directly. He is currently the Battalion Chief over the Public Relations Bureau. In the Fire Service he has enjoyed a close working relationship with the many great employees of both the Sheriff’s Office and U.P.D.

Contact Information:
Phone: 801-550-4338
Email: sprokopis@magna.utah.gov

Councilmember Patrick Schaeffer

Contact Information:
Phone: 385-463-4568
Email: PShaeffer@kearns.utah.gov

I am Linda McCalmon, newest member from Copperton Metro Township.

I have lived in and loved Copperton for 34 years.

My husband Jerry and I grew up in Idaho in more rural settings, so it was only natural that we gravitated to Copperton upon settling in Utah.

We have 2 sons and 1 daughter.  Them along with their growing families keep us very busy.

I have worked in the hospitality industry for many years.  It has been a great opportunity to met people of all walks of life and listen to and share peoples passions and concerns.  I love listening and learning.  Im excited for this new opportunity to serve and welcome all sides of the conversation.

Contact Information:
Phone: 801-255-2202
Email: lmccalmon@copperton.utah.gov