od and Suzanne Mann have been a devoted team for 45 years, raising their family on strong conservative values rooted in faith, service, and personal responsibility. Now empty nesters, they continue that commitment by actively engaging in the community and offering principled leadership grounded in faith and service.

Rod and Suzanne met in Utah County and have proudly called this community home for more than two decades. Together they raised four children and are now the proud grandparents of fifteen grandchildren, their greatest joy and biggest supporters. For the Mann family, service isn’t just something they do; it’s part of their DNA.

Throughout his career, Rod has combined conviction with collaboration. He believes leadership begins with listening — a principle refined over decades of marriage, parenting, professional work, and public service.

Public Service

Rod has had the honor of serving the community in several elected offices, including:

• Neighborhood Delegate & Precinct Chair (4 years)

• City Council (1 term)

• Mayor (1 term)

• County Auditor (1 term)

In every role, Rod has focused on transparency, fiscal responsibility, and thoughtful decision-making. He believes government works best when it respects taxpayers, protects constitutional principles, and stays accountable to the people it serves.

Professional Background

Rod worked in the technology sector for 30 years, where he developed a deep appreciation for data-driven decision-making, problem solving, and clear communication. He enjoys sharing information with constituents, whether in person, through community meetings, or through his regular public updates and blog posts.

Faith, Family, and Constitution

Rod was raised with a love for God, country, and the Constitution of the United States. His father, Ron Mann, served as an assistant to President Reagan in the White House and instilled in him a reverence for America’s Founding Fathers and the principles of limited government.

Like his father, Rod believes public office is a limited stewardship and not a career.