Contact Info
Phone:
Home (801) 968-7756
Fax (801)967-1206
Address:
5044 West Bannock Circle
West Valley City, Utah 84120
Email:
kmayne@utahsenate.org
Bio
Karen Mayne is a life-long resident of West Valley City, graduating from Granger High School and Henagers Business College. Working hand-in-hand with her late husband, Ed Mayne, she has spent over 35 years as an advocate for the residents of West Valley City. Karen is the proud mother of Paul (Jana) Mayne, and Jamie (Trever) Jennings, and six grandchildren.
Professional Affiliations:
- Home Care and Hospice Foundation, Executive Board
- Kearns Recreation Center, Board Member
- Women in Government , State Director
- United Way, Policy Board Member
- Habitat for Humanity, Executive Board Member
- Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental Health, Executive Board
- Workers Compensation Fund, Advisory Board
- Utah Intergovernmental Round Table, Member
- Salt Lake Community College Advisory Board Member
- Kearns Lions Club
- American Federation of Teachers
- Member and Sponsor for Women in the Trades ( A council of professional women promoting non-traditional occupations for Women)
Recognitions and Honors:
- “Hero on the Hill” Award, Legislative Coalition for People with Disabilities
- Eleanor Roosevelt Award, Utah State Democratic Party Distinguished Women of the Year
- Lucy Beth Rampton Award for Public Service
- Legislator of the Year,Salt Lake Community College
- Legislator of the Year, Taylorsville City
- Para-Educator of the Year Award, American Federation of Teachers
- Served (2) terms Utah Transit Authority Board
- Grand Marshall Taylorsville Parade
- Honorary Mrs. Kearns
- Utah SPJ Sunshine Award (supporting open government proceedings for public view)
- Women of Distinction Award from the Rocky Mt. Chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation
- Granite Peaks Award (Granite School District) for support of continuing educationct) for support of continuing education
Karen Mayne has a life-long commitment to the residents of her community and a compassionate desire to listen intently to their concerns, needs and interests. This will enable her to continue to be an advocate for Salt Lake’s west side and promote and solidify their growth and well being.
