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  Aimee Winder Newton

aimee winder newton: County Council district 3

A Bold Leader with Heart

10/20/2018

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I am working to ensure:

Strong Communities by supporting more recreational space for families, working to prevent child abuse, increasing mental health resources to prevent teen suicide, and tackling the issue of intergenerational poverty. Facing these important issues will help improve the quality of life throughout our community.
Fiscal Discipline by being a budget hawk, with eyes on preserving Salt Lake County's AAA credit rating and implementing prudent spending practices to protect your tax dollars.
Public Safety by advocating for additional jail beds to enable police to do their job, while providing substance abuse and mental health programming so that those incarcerated don't become repeat offenders. A safe community is my top priority.

Government Accountability


  • Fiscal Responsibility
  • Transparency and openness
  • Bipartisan collaboration
  • High ethical standards
  • Maintain AAA bond rating
  • Look for operational efficiencies

Healthy Living
  • Safe and clean neighborhoods
  • Interconnected trails
  • Improved air quality
  • Protected open space
  • ZAP (Zoo, Arts, and Parks) renewal 
  • Solid plan for quality growth
  • Programs that support families

Strong Economy 
  • Expand tax base to keep property taxes low
  • Create jobs
  • Support economic development in cities and townships

"Accountability, transparency, and accessibility are vital in government. I will do all I can to support the highest quality service at the lowest possible price."

Aimee has been serving on the county council since January 2014, and is the first women elected as chair of the council. Here are some of the things she has done:

  • Started and currently chairs the Salt Lake County Intergenerational Poverty Task force - by finding ways to help people out of poverty, we can improve lives and save taxpayer funds
  • Championed legislation and support for the Jordan River, as well as served as the chair of the Jordan River Commission
  • Improved constituent outreach by advocating for live-streaming of council meetings
  • Championed geographical diversity on county committees so the west side has adequate representation

“Aimee is REAL. She is down-to-earth, accessible and authentic. She brings common sense and collaboration to the council.”
​– Salt Lake County Councilmember Richard Snelgrove







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    Aimee Winder Newton has served since 2014 and represents Taylorsville, Murray, West Jordan, and West Valley City on the Salt Lake County Council. She was a former 2020 Republican candidate for Utah Governor and was the first woman elected as chair of the Council. Aimee works tirelessly to defend the quality of life in Salt Lake County while protecting tax dollars... [read more]

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    • Gov Center Renovations save money, improve security
    • Supporting the public process for the equestrian park
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