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Brooke D'Souza introduces background and community ties as Sandy City at-large representative
Summary
Brooke D'Souza, who represents Sandy City at-large, gave a brief introductory statement saying she was first elected in November 2021, is serving a second term, and cited autism advocacy and a business background as the sources of her public service.
Brooke D'Souza said she represents Sandy City at large and offered a brief personal introduction, noting she was first elected in November 2021 and is now serving a second term. "My name is Brooke D'Souza, and I represent Sandy City at large," she said.
D'Souza framed her public service as rooted in family experience and civic engagement. She said, "I have an adult daughter on the autism spectrum, and it was in the advocacy for my daughter throughout her life that I found a passion and purpose in serving others." She added that attending a city council citizens academy in 2017 deepened her involvement in local government and led her to regularly attend council meetings.
On professional qualifications, D'Souza said her background in business and financial services "lent well to the areas of decision making in the city council's purview." She described family life in Sandy and community ties, saying she and her family enjoy hiking local trails, watching children play sports at parks, attending performances at the Health Center Theater and dining at local restaurants.
D'Souza closed by saying she is proud and grateful for the opportunity to serve Sandy City. The transcript contains only this introductory statement and no formal motions, votes, or policy proposals.
