A 6th generation Utahn, running for HD 34
Dennis Roach grew up in Bountiful, raised three children in Holladay, and has spent over 25 years working in a local landscape business with 20 years of managerial experience in a large corporation.
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About Dennis
Utah roots
I grew up in Utah’s 2nd oldest city, Bountiful. My family and I moved to East Salt Lake County about 15 years ago. I have 3 children that grew up in Holladay and a small zoo worth of pets — dogs, cats, birds, fish and more.
25 years of work
I’ve worked for the same landscape business here in Salt Lake for over 25 years and have met so many amazing people. With 20 years of managerial experience in a large corporation, I bring a working perspective to public service.
United Utah Party
This campaign is affiliated with the United Utah Party, which stands for the 5 E’s: Economy, Education, Ethical Government, Equality and Environment.
Running for Utah House District 34
Dennis Roach is a candidate for Utah House District 34 and a 6th generation Utahn whose roots extend along the Wasatch Front. Learn more about the campaign, the district, and what he hopes to bring to the role.
The 5 E’s
The core values behind this campaign, shared by the United Utah Party.
- EconomyA guiding value of the party and this campaign.
- EducationA guiding value of the party and this campaign.
- Ethical GovernmentA guiding value of the party and this campaign.
- EqualityA guiding value of the party and this campaign.
- EnvironmentA guiding value of the party and this campaign.
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Dennis Roach is a candidate for Utah House District 34, a seat covering the east side of Salt Lake County. He describes himself as a sixth-generation Utahn with deep roots in the Wasatch region, having grown up in Bountiful and later raising three children in Holladay. His campaign presents him as someone who has spent more than two decades working in a local landscape business, including many years in managerial roles with a large corporation, bringing a practical understanding of business, employees, and growth to public service.
The campaign organizes its message around what it calls the 5 E's, a simple framework for the ideas and priorities the candidate says he brings to the legislature. Voters are encouraged to learn more about his background through the campaign's About materials and to follow along on social media for updates as the race develops. The site is structured as a straightforward civic resource, making clear where the candidate stands on the economy, education, the environment, equality, ethics, and accountable government without the language of rigid partisan ideology.
On the personal side, the campaign highlights family life, hobbies, and community involvement as part of the candidate's public profile. References to his children, the zoo, and pets such as dogs, cats, birds, and fish suggest a family-centered perspective that connects to the district's neighborhoods. The emphasis is on being approachable and listening, spending time with constituents, discussing their views directly, and offering clear positions on policy questions rather than making abstract promises.
Prospective supporters are also invited to take part more directly, whether by volunteering, contributing, or simply spreading the word about the campaign's goals. The candidate's stated focus is on understanding how broad, overarching objectives affect everyday people and local communities, then working to ensure that no one is excluded from the process. Serving his community, sharing time and attention, and remaining accountable to the voters of House District 34 are presented as the foundation of his campaign.