“As your County Commissioner, I will bring the same common-sense, fiscally responsible approach to county government, keeping taxes low, treating every city fairly, and taking a careful, line-by-line look at the county budget to find efficiencies and eliminate unnecessary spending.

We can protect essential services, support our municipalities, and still be disciplined with taxpayer money.”

-Troy Belliston

Troy’s family moved to Washington County when he was 7, and Kim’s family followed when she was 14. They first met at Pine View High School in St. George, Utah, where they became close friends.

After Troy returned from military basic training, that friendship quickly turned into a whirlwind romance. On just the third day, Troy asked Kim to marry him. Shortly after, they began their life together with a military assignment in Germany.

Recently, Troy and Kim celebrated 32 years together and are proud parents of two children, a daughter, 30, and a son, 27 and continue to call Washington County home.

Meet Troy and Kim Belliston

A couple stands outdoors, dressed in formal attire, with the man in a blue suit and tie, and the woman in a patterned long dress, posing for a photo with nature in the background.

Conservative & COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP

ISSUES

Fiscal Responsibility & Taxpayer Respect

Committed to treating taxpayer dollars like family money: focusing on core services, cutting waste, and opposing frivolous spending that doesn't benefit residents.

Back to Basics

Government should focus on roads, public safety, and essential services; not luxury projects, private amenities or perks for politicians.

Accountable & Transparent Leadership

Troy will be an advocate for open government, clear decision-making, and honest communication so residents always know how and why money is being spent.

Fairness for Cities & Communities

Ensuring county resources are distributed fairly, with respect for local municipalities and the people who live there.

Common-Sense Growth & Local Control

Supports responsible growth decisions made close to home, protecting quality of life while allowing families and businesses to thrive.

Contact Troy

Troy welcomes your questions, concerns and feedback.