District 6
Utah
Nov 3

Republican
4 groups · 0 voters
Experience
Mayor
Kaysville City
2022 to now
President/Owner
Woodbury Technologies, Inc.
2019 to now
President/Owner
Integrinet IT
2013 to now
CEO
Rylex
2004 to now
Councilmember
Kaysville City
2020 to 2022
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A lifelong Republican, past State Central Committee member, and current state and Davis County Delegate, Tami Tran believes deeply in service, accountability, and gratitude.
Married for over 35 years to her husband Ly, Tami is the proud mother of two and grandmother to three. In 1991, she and Ly sponsored and assumed financial responsibility for Ly’s entire immediate family from Vietnam—seven individuals who are now proud U.S. citizens. Their family story is one of faith, opportunity, and love.
Elected Mayor of Kaysville in 2021, Tami is a trusted leader and committed community advocate. She has strengthened partnerships across Davis County, prioritized public safety, championed economic development, and fostered transparency and collaboration at City Hall.
Adopted from Seoul, Korea, and naturalized as a U.S. citizen in 1979, Tami learned early the value of family, faith, and resilience. A Brigham Young University Political Science graduate, she built a successful career in mortgage lending, commercial development, and entrepreneurship. In 2004 she co-founded an aerospace and defense contracting company and today serves as Owner/CEO of Rylex and Owner/President of Woodbury Technologies—companies that have employed hundreds of people nationwide and created jobs for Utah families.
She chairs the Davis Technical College Board of Trustees and the Davis County Council of Governments, and serves on the Utah League of Cities and Towns Board, Weber State University National Advisory Board, and State of Utah Cyber Security Commission. Under her leadership, Kaysville launched the Youth Leadership “Mayor Lunches” program and the first Davis County Council of Mayors.
Tami is running for the Utah State Senate to bring her experience as a mayor and business owner to the state level. She is committed to protecting strong families, defending freedom, and keeping government accountable and limited—guided by fiscal responsibility, honest leadership, and constitutional principles that keep Utah the best place to live, work, and raise a family.
“Leave every person and situation better than you found them.”