Happy Grateful Blessed with Tami Tran

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If you’d like to be a guest sign up: https://calendly.com/tamitran Here is good news. Here is positivity. Here is Happy Grateful Blessed With Tami Tran. We will showcase incredible people and their amazing stories; entrepreneurs making waves within their communities while still staying true to their roots; artists showing off their one of a kind talents. Meet interesting people in Kaysville and learn about their stories. You’ll also discover new shops, restaurants, and people to help you fall in love with this wonderful world. And now, without further ado, Kaysville’s Mayor, Small Business Owner, Avid Note Taker….Tami Tran.

  1. 3D AGO

    Jona Whitesides for Davis County Clerk

    A Letter to County Delegates Jona Whitesides Mar 21 2 min read   Public Trust Must Be Earned:   Accountability Over Incumbency       Congratulations on Being Elected as a Delegate!       Dear Delegate,       Thank you for stepping forward and serving as a delegate. Your role is critical in preserving a system of elections that is local, accountable, and truly by the people.       I’m running as a convention-only candidate because I believe in the caucus and convention system and in the responsibility entrusted to you. I am asking for your support and vote at the County Convention on April 18th.       This race presents an important contrast. My opponent is both gathering signatures and serving as a county delegate. While each of you will form your own conclusions, I believe that raises fair questions about consistency and commitment to the caucus system.       My background includes extensive experience in financial management and auditing, including evaluating not just financials but also programs and processes to improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability. I believe those skills are essential to ensuring the Clerk’s Office earns and maintains public trust.       As you evaluate your decision, I hope you’ll consider a few key priorities:   Transparency and accountability: Strengthening public trust in how elections are conducted Leadership beyond tenure: Experience matters, but it must be paired with openness, responsiveness, and accountability Process improvement and oversight: Applying auditing principles to improve systems, accuracy, and efficiency Protecting local control: Keeping decision-making close to the people       I believe this moment calls for a fresh commitment to transparency, accountability, and measurable performance.       I also want to invite you to connect in person. The first meet and greet will be held March 25th at 6:30 PM at the Centerville Library, with additional events to follow.  Please RSVP here: Davis County Candidate Meet and Greet Events       Please reach out with any questions. I will also be reaching out personally in the coming weeks, and I want to hear directly from you about what matters most in electing our next County Clerk.       Thank you again for your service and for the time you dedicate to this important process.       Respectfully,       Jona Whitesides   801-834-1954

    34 min

  2. 3D AGO

    Kara Toone For Utah House Seat 14

    https://www.karatoone.com/   Hi, I’m Kara Toone. I’ve lived in Davis County for more than 40 years, and I’m running to represent you in the Utah State House. ​ I was born in Vernal, and moved to Davis County when I was three years old. I grew up surrounded by people who taught me that strong communities come from everyday service. I attended Viewmont High and after graduating, went on to earn degrees from Snow College and Weber State University, later completing a Master’s in Public Policy from the University of Utah. ​ My husband, Logan, and I have lived in Clearfield since 2003. We’ve raised our four children here in the same neighborhood for more than two decades. As they grew, I stayed active in their schools and eventually joined Davis Education Foundation where I now serve as Executive Director. ​ Service has always been at the center of my life, whether volunteering in classrooms, hosting neighborhood movie nights, or advocating for at-risk students. And when I’m not doing that, you’ll find me baking, reading the news, exploring museums, or enjoying our family’s annual “22 Different Restaurants Day.” ​ I’m a lifelong Republican who has been active in promoting our party at every level. From chairing county conventions, to serving on our State Central Committee and as a county and state delegate, I believe strongly that conservative principles rooted in real results benefit families and communities. ​ Now I’m ready to take that commitment to the next level as your voice in the House of Representatives. I’m running because my roots are here, my children are growing up here, and I believe my experience and work ethic can make a real difference for House District 14. ​ I would be honored to earn your vote. ​                                   Kara Toone

    32 min

  3. MAR 28

    John Adams for Davis County Commission Seat A

    Family & Community Roots John Adams is a longtime Davis County resident, devoted husband, and proud father of three. His commitment to family and community is what drives his desire to serve, and he understands firsthand what families in Davis County need to thrive. Rooted in the values of hard work, integrity, and service, John has dedicated his time to strengthening the place he calls home. Public Service John currently serves on the Kaysville City Council, where he has built a reputation as a thoughtful and approachable leader. In this role, he has focused on strengthening community connections, improving transparency in local government, and ensuring residents have a clear and meaningful voice in local decision-making. He believes the best solutions come from listening to the people most affected by those decisions. Conservative Vision John brings a conservative, solutions-oriented approach to government—one that respects taxpayers, prioritizes fiscal responsibility, and values open, honest communication. As a Republican, he is committed to preserving the quality of life that makes Davis County a great place to live, work, and raise a family. He is running for Davis County Commission to continue serving with integrity and to help ensure a strong, prosperous future for the next generation.   www.electjohnadams.com

    44 min

  4. MAR 26 ·  VIDEO

    I'm running for the Utah State Senate!

    I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to represent Senate District 6 in my area as a senator in Utah State Legislature. Tami Tran, Mayor of Kaysville, Utah Elected in 2021, Tami is a trusted leader, committed community advocate, and proud Kaysville resident. She’s working every day to preserve what makes our city special while building a stronger, more connected future for all of us.       For almost 50 years, I never knew my biological family. This video shares a deeply personal part of my life: how I found my biological parents after 49½ years, and how love, family, and an unexpected connection made it possible. It’s a story that still gives me chills when I think about it.   Her Story A Life Built on Hard Work, Opportunity, and Purpose From business leadership to public service, Tami Tran’s story is rooted in gratitude, resilience, and a deep commitment to Utah families and communities.   Tami Tran’s story began in Seoul, Korea, and continued in Utah after she was adopted and became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1979. From a young age, she learned the importance of family, faith, resilience, and gratitude for the opportunities this country provides. While attending BYU as a Political Science major, Tami began her professional career in mortgage lending. There, she developed a strong foundation in federal compliance, FHA construction loans, and the importance of earning people’s trust. Those lessons shaped her approach to leadership and service for years to come. That foundation led to a successful career in commercial development, real estate, and business ownership. In 2004, she co-founded a Department of Defense contracting company, where she now serves as CEO, managing teams and partnerships nationwide. Whether in business or public service, Tami is known for building strong teams, solving real problems, and leading with purpose.   Her commitment to service extends across Davis County and beyond. Tami currently serves as Chair of the Davis Technical College Board of Trustees and Chair of the Davis County Council of Governments, and she serves on multiple boards, including the Weber State University National Advisory Board. She also led the creation of the Davis County Council of Mayors, helping strengthen coordination between cities across the county. Tami’s public service began at the local level, where she served as a Planning Commissioner and later on the City Council. She is known for thoughtful decision-making, bringing people together, and finding common ground to move communities forward. A lifelong Republican, Tami has also served as both a county and state delegate, staying actively involved in the party and advocating for conservative principles rooted in limited government, fiscal responsibility, and strong communities. Tami and her husband, Ly, have been married for 35 years. They are the proud parents of two children and grandparents of three. She is a proud American who honors the Constitution, loves Utah, and remains deeply committed to serving the people who call it home.

    23 min

  5. FEB 22

    Jenny Groberg: We’re talking about leadership, courage, and the power of showing up

    Today’s episode is one you won’t want to miss. We’re talking about leadership, courage, and the power of showing up when it matters most. Our guest shares a powerful story of perseverance, faith, and impact—reminding us that even in life’s hardest moments, there is purpose, growth, and the opportunity to lift others

    53 min

  6. JAN 4

    Dalane England… principled, patriotic, courageous, powerful

    Welcome to Happy Grateful Blessed. I’m Tami Tran, Mayor of Kaysville, Utah, and today’s conversation is one I’ve been really looking forward to. My guest is Dalane England — a woman known across Utah for her deep love of America, her unwavering commitment to the Constitution, and her ability to engage in civic life with both courage and grace. Dalane is a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a lifelong advocate for liberty who believes that freedom is preserved not through anger or outrage, but through truth, relationships, and moral responsibility. In this episode, we talk about where her passion for America began, why gratitude is the foundation of happiness, how everyday citizens can be effective without becoming divisive, and why local leadership and personal responsibility matter now more than ever. We also explore what it really means to seek truth in an age of headlines and soundbites — and why hope for our future is not lost. This is a conversation about principles, purpose, and the power each of us has to make a difference — right where we are. I’m grateful you’re here. Let’s get started. A pivotal story in the episode is Dalane’s experience being robbed at gunpoint while working at a bank at age 19—and how local news outlets later reported major inaccuracies without interviewing anyone involved. That moment sparked her lifelong skepticism of media narratives and reinforced her belief that truth requires effort, time, and research...

    50 min

  7. 10/17/2025

    Dan Dugan: SLC Council Member - Micro Housing and Homelessness

    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 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). https://www.slc.gov/district6/council-member-bio/

    57 min

  8. 10/15/2025

    Layne Miller: Price City Council. Foster Parenting, Public Service and Politics.

    Listen in to learn about Layne Miller. We talked about people and the many children they've taken in to their home as foster parents over the past 25 years. Politics are about people and people matter..

    43 min
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If you’d like to be a guest sign up: https://calendly.com/tamitran Here is good news. Here is positivity. Here is Happy Grateful Blessed With Tami Tran. We will showcase incredible people and their amazing stories; entrepreneurs making waves within their communities while still staying true to their roots; artists showing off their one of a kind talents. Meet interesting people in Kaysville and learn about their stories. You’ll also discover new shops, restaurants, and people to help you fall in love with this wonderful world. And now, without further ado, Kaysville’s Mayor, Small Business Owner, Avid Note Taker….Tami Tran.

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