At Equality Utah, we believe leadership brings people together. Right now, when our communities feel stretched and conversations so often pull us apart, we need leaders who listen, collaborate, and move us forward together.
That’s why the Equality Utah Political Action Committee proudly endorses Ryan Dickey for Park City mayor.
Our PAC Board meets with every candidate we consider, and from the start, Ryan has stood out. His leadership is thoughtful, grounded, and inclusive. We supported him on the City Council, and we continue to support him now because he consistently leads with both heart and common sense.
Ryan has been a true ally to the LGBTQ community. He’s spoken out against efforts to roll back Utah’s ban on conversion therapy for minors, supported Pride, and shown up not for recognition, but because he believes it’s the right thing to do. That’s the kind of quiet integrity and steady leadership that earns trust.
Whether you’ve known him for years or are meeting him for the first time, it’s clear that Ryan genuinely cares. He listens. He engages. He treats every issue and every person with respect. That’s rare, and it’s exactly the kind of leadership Park City deserves right now.
In a time when it’s easy to focus on what divides us, Ryan focuses on what matters most: doing the work, treating people with decency, and building a city that everyone can feel proud to call home.
As Park City heads into this election, we hope residents choose leadership that reflects the best of who we are, leadership rooted in empathy, steadiness, and care for every neighbor. As Jane Goodall said, “What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.”
Ryan Dickey makes the kind of difference that moves a community forward.
For those who may not know us, Equality Utah is the state’s leading LGBTQ advocacy organization. We’ve helped pass nondiscrimination protections in employment and housing, codified the ban on conversion therapy for minors, and continue to work every legislative session to defend against harmful bills while expanding protections for LGBTQ Utahns.
Our approach has always been about listening, learning, and building bridges, even with people who see the world differently. We’ve worked with conservatives, people of faith, and community members from every background, united by a shared belief in a better Utah for all.
To learn more about our work, visit equalityutah.org.
Max Green
Equality Utah PAC Vice Chair