Fred Cox for
Utah Republican State Central Committee
Salt Lake County Delegates:
Thank
you for being involved to help the Salt Lake County Republican Party.
Thank You for your willingness to come to the County Party Convention
next weekend.
There is Meet the Candidate Night Friday, April 21 from 7pm to 9pm at Cottonwood High School, 5715 S 1300 E, Murray, UT 84121.
The
Convention is also at 5715 S 1300 E, Murray, UT 84121, Saturday April
22 from 10am until we are done. Check in starts at 8am.I would suggest
coming at least by then.
The north main entrance doors are closer to the auditorium. Most of the
candidates will be meeting in the gym, which is visible from there.
Come and Vote. At stake is our County Party Officers, plus 29 of 180 members of the Utah Republican State Central Committee.
You can learn about them here
and here
Don't worry about any one "Slate" of candidates. There could be several "Slates of candidates". There
are at least 45 candidates for the 29 SCC spots to represent our
county. Some of the best candidates never make it to any "Slate".
You don't have to vote for all 29 spots, just don't vote for more than the elections chair tells you.
I
started attending the SCC meetings in 2010, even before I was elected.
Periodically one group tries to run over another group. It isn't always
pretty. This year one group that tried to run over another group, and
found they didn't quite have the votes, is trying this year to stack the
SCC with people that do not fully support our neighborhood election
caucus system. You will not be able to tell by their Slate, as they will
put some people from the "other side" on the Slate. You are better off
to do your own research and consider all information from all sources.
We
need to stop trying to bulldoze over people that don't agree with us on
one issue and work on the issues we do agree on. We can agree to
disagree.
Why vote for Fred Cox for Utah Republican State Central Committee?
I am a current member of the Utah Republican State Central Committee representing Salt Lake County and a former member of the Utah House of Representatives.
I am an active defender of the Neighborhood Caucus Election and Convention System, with knowledge of both the state and county documents along with state election laws.
I have not missed any of the state central committee meetings (since 2010) and am not afraid to stand up and be heard.
Vote Fred Cox for Utah Republican State Central Committee, to represent you, Salt Lake County, to help strengthen the State Republican Party.
We agree on many things and should work on those areas first. We don't need one faction of the party running over another. We should work together.
We agree on many things and should work on those areas first. We don't need one faction of the party running over another. We should work together.
ABOUT FRED C. COX
Fred served as a member of the Utah State House of Representatives for 2015 and 2016 representing almost 1/3 of West Valley City residents. He also served in the Utah State House for 2011 and 2012. A Utah native, and a lifelong resident of Salt Lake County, Fred graduated from Highland High School, studied at the University of Utah, graduating from what is now called Salt Lake Community College in Architectural Technology. A licensed Utah Architect, Fred started his own architectural firm in 1996, working and living in West Valley City. Fred and his wife Aleta have lived in West Valley City for over 29 years.
Fred served as a member of the Utah State House of Representatives for 2015 and 2016 representing almost 1/3 of West Valley City residents. He also served in the Utah State House for 2011 and 2012. A Utah native, and a lifelong resident of Salt Lake County, Fred graduated from Highland High School, studied at the University of Utah, graduating from what is now called Salt Lake Community College in Architectural Technology. A licensed Utah Architect, Fred started his own architectural firm in 1996, working and living in West Valley City. Fred and his wife Aleta have lived in West Valley City for over 29 years.
Fred
specializes in Social Media, using Facebook, Twitter, etc., and online
commenting to promote good news to a wider audience, or reduce the impact of
negative news.
GOVERNMENT, POLITICAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
• Utah State House of Representatives, January 2015 through December 2016.
• Utah State House of Representatives, January 2011 through December 2012.
GOVERNMENT, POLITICAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
• Utah State House of Representatives, January 2015 through December 2016.
• Utah State House of Representatives, January 2011 through December 2012.
• Utah Republican State Central Committee, 2011 to present.
• Utah Republican State Delegate 2002-2003, 2005 to2012, 2013, 2015 to 2016.
• Salt Lake County Republican Delegate, 2010-2012, 2014 to 2016.
• Salt Lake County Republican Bylaws Committee, 2013 to present.
• Salt Lake County Republican Central Committee, 2010-2012, 2014 to 2016.
• Salt Lake County Republican Legislative District Chair, August 2010 to January 2011.
• Valley West Rotary Club, Charter member, 2014 to present, Currently: President Elect Nominee
• ChamberWest Regional Chamber of Commerce, 2007 through 2016
• Western Growth Coalition, 2010 to present.
• AIA Utah, Government Affairs Committee, January 2008 to January 2011 and January 2013 to present.
• Utah Child Care Center Licensing Committee, 2014.
Appointed by Gov. Herbert, confirmed by the Utah Senate
• Campaign
Volunteer and/or Consultant for many Federal, State and Local candidates.
• Church
Based community service
ADDITIONAL AFFILIATIONS
• Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout
• Member of the American Institute of Architects since 1991
• Charter Member of Valley West Rotary Club since 2014
ADDITIONAL AFFILIATIONS
• Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout
• Member of the American Institute of Architects since 1991
• Charter Member of Valley West Rotary Club since 2014
• Utah Legislature Clean Air Caucus, 2015,
2016
AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
• For 2015
and 2016, 100% rating from the Utah Taxpayers Association for voting against
tax increases and looking out for the taxpayers.
• Salt Lake Chamber 2012, 2015 and 2016
Business Champion award for working to help Utah businesses grow.
EDUCATION
• 1984-1985 Associate of Applied Science, Architectural Technology, Utah Technical College.
• 1984-1985 Associate of Applied Science, Architectural Technology, Utah Technical College.
(now Salt Lake Community College).
• 1979,80,82-84 Studies in Computer Science, Architecture, University of Utah
• 1979,80,82-84 Studies in Computer Science, Architecture, University of Utah
CONTACT
INFORMATION: fred@fredcox4utah.com, http://www.fredcox4utah.com
