A Lifetime of Service.
Joy Petro has dedicated her life to Layton—first as a City Councilmember and now as Mayor. Backed by three decades of private-sector success and deep community involvement, she brings transparency, vision, and proven leadership to City Hall.
A Record of Results.
- Mayor of Layton City
- Former Layton City Councilmember (6 years)
- Intermountain Health Board Member
- Board Chair, Davis County Health Department
- Chair, North Davis Sewer District
- Vice-Chair, Active Transportation Committee WFRC
- Past Chair, Council of Governments
- Past Chair, Wasatch Integrated Waste Management
What Joy Stands For
Smart Growth
Layton is growing, and Joy is guiding that growth to protect our quality of life—promoting attainable homeownership, preserving established neighborhoods, and ensuring development matches our long-term vision.
Public Safety & Emergency Services
Joy consistently prioritizes funding for police, fire, and preparedness so Layton remains one of Utah’s safest cities.
Infrastructure & Transportation
From local road upgrades to regional transit planning, Joy tackles congestion head-on. She’s also linking Holmes Reservoir and Andy Adams Reservoir to create a smarter secondary-water system and long-term water-use plan.
Parks, Trails & Quality of Life
Joy champions trail connectivity and recreation. The new Kays Creek Trail underpass—connecting both sides of Highway 89 to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail—is one example of her commitment to making Layton the best place to live, work, and play.
Economic Growth
By supporting small businesses and recruiting forward-thinking industries, Joy has strengthened Layton’s economy while safeguarding our local character.
Transparent, Accessible Government
Joy insists on open communication. City Council meetings under her leadership give residents real opportunities to be heard, and her door is always open.35+ years’ experience as a successful businesswoman
Real Results. Tangible Progress.
- Added pickleball courts and expanded access to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail
- Secured funding for critical road and infrastructure improvements
- Increased resources for police and fire; new 911 Call Center under construction
- Honored veterans and celebrated Layton’s military heritage
- Backed housing solutions—including a first-time-homebuyer program—that reflect community values
- Elevated Layton’s voice at the county and state levels