Senator Karen Mayne

Representing the West Side. Utah State Senate for District 5.

About Karen

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 four grandchildren.

Karen Mayne Headshot 2009

Karen’s recognitions and affiliations include:

• President, West Kearns Elementary School PTA
• Involved with girls softball and boys baseball organizations
• Served two terms on the Utah Transit Authority Board
• Graduated from the Chamber West Leadership Program
• Kearns Recreation Center, board member
• Kearns Lions Club
• Taylorsville Safety Committee, member
• Kearns Coalition (Taste of Kearns)
• American Federation of Teachers
• Honorary Mrs. Kearns
• Para-Educator of the Year, Award by American Federation of Teachers
• Lucy Beth Rampton Award for Public Service
• Workers Compensation Fund “Legacy of Learning Scholarship Selection Committee”
• Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environment Health Advisory Board

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.

Senator Karen Mayne


About Karen

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.

Mayne-taining your West Side Voice

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Wise Words

"If we know who we are, we will not try to become someone else in order to have value and meaning in our lives. If we don't know who we are, we will try to become someone who someone else wants us to be."