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House candidate Justin tells Moroni council he's running over truck-safety concerns
Summary
Justin, who said he is running as the Republican candidate for House District 66, introduced himself at the Feb. 19 Moroni City Council meeting and cited personal experience with industrial truck traffic and concerns about rural industrialization as reasons for his campaign.
Moroni — Justin addressed the Moroni City Council on Feb. 19 to introduce his campaign for the Utah House seat in District 66.
"I'm running for House District 66 as the Republican candidate," Justin said, adding he decided to run after a personal incident involving industry trucks that totaled his car. He told the council he favors responsive local government and said he would aim to be available to constituents and to help manage industrial growth and road safety.
Councilmembers asked about regional transportation and the Utah Transit Authority; a council member encouraged Justin to remember Moroni's local concerns if elected and to prioritize efforts such as pursuing transit links or UDOT attention for growing traffic.
Justin said he'd make himself available after the meeting to speak one-on-one with residents and to follow up on specific local requests.
What happens next: Justin's remarks were introductory; no formal endorsement or council action followed. Members asked him to stay engaged on traffic and growth issues raised during the exchange.
