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Hi, I’m David Fair and I am running for Midvale City Mayor.  Let me tell you just little about myself, I married my lovely wife 39 years ago and have lived in Midvale for 36 of those years. We have three beautiful daughters, and six wonderful grandkids.  I served in the Navy for six years on nuclear powered submarines, worked in the environmental safety field and am currently a facilities manager for a large property. Serving is not unusual to me; I have been in many callings in my church and in the community.  Our city has been a great place to raise a family and I want to continue that hometown feeling while still taking care of the growth we need in this great city. Please get out and vote on November 4th.


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