Why am I running?

I love Holladay—and I want to do my part to help make it even better for everyone. That’s why I’m running for Holladay City Council!

As your next city council woman I am committed to supporting:

  • Sustainable growth that keeps Holladay’s unique charm.

  • Ensuring our city government is responsive to the needs of its citizens.

  • Building a stronger sense of community for all of us who call this place home.

But I can’t do it alone—I’ll need your support! Whether it’s volunteering or simply helping spread the word, every bit makes a difference.

Let’s do this, together.

Community Support
“I’m proud to have the community support we’ve built together.”

  • Clarke Nelson— Granite School District Board of Education

    Natalie is front and center in our community. I have personally worked alongside her on school community councils, PTA, and other volunteer service boards. She is engaging, reliable, honest, and committed to community. In our work, she has brought thoughtful and practical solutions, and the effort required to see them through. She has my unqualified endorsement and support to represent me as citizen of Holladay City.

     

  • Carol Spackman Moss—State House Representative

    Natalie Bradley exemplifies SERVICE! Knowing her for many years, I have seen her volunteering at Holladay events from concerts to leading a children’s theater workshop this summer called “Page to Stage.” Serving on the HOLLADAY ARTS COUNCIL for six years, two as chair, she has attended and volunteered at countless events and is one of the reasons I applied to serve on the Arts Council.

    She is dedicated to our Granite District Public Schools, serving as BONNEVILLE JR COMMUNITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT, COTTONWOOD HIGH COUNCIL PTA BOARD,  WOODSTOCK ELEMENTARY PTA BOARD.  She also is involved in state government as a member of the LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS-NATURALIZATION CHAIR and also serves on many church service boards.

    Natalie knows Holladay residents, especially those in COUNCIL DISTRICT 3, its programs, and governance. Vote NATALIE BRADLEY for outstanding representation! She serves with purpose.

  • Lorrie Keller—Holladay Resident

    I’m proud to support my friend, Natalie Bradley, in her run for Holladay City Council. I’ve known her for more than 10 years and have always been impressed by her integrity, work ethic, and genuine care for our community.

    Natalie is the kind of person who listens thoughtfully, acts with fairness, and shows up when it matters most. She understands the unique character of Holladay and will work hard to preserve what makes our city special while planning wisely for the future.

    I wholeheartedly recommend Natalie Bradley for Holladay City Council and encourage you to support a neighbor who truly has our communities best interests at heart.


  • Sheryl Gillian— Former Holladay Arts Director

    Natalie was an incredibly dedicated arts council member for six years and I thoroughly enjoyed working with her. She’s smart, reliable, and creative, and you would be lucky to have her strong voice advocating for you on the Holladay City Council!

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The 4th of July has always been my favorite holiday. Growing up in a politically active family, it meant parades across the Salt Lake Valley, community festivals, family dinners, and of course, fireworks. Today, it reminds me how powerful community
The 4th of July has always been my favorite holiday. Growing up in a politically active family, it meant parades across the Salt Lake Valley, community festivals, family dinners, and of course, fireworks. Today, it reminds me how powerful community can be. To me, this day is about celebrating our shared values — life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness — together. I'm so proud to live in a city that values connection and creates space for us to gather, celebrate, and grow closer. As your next city councilwoman, I’ll work to support and expand the programs and events that strengthen those bonds — because when we show up for each other, we all thrive. Happy Independence Day!
Campaign t-shirts have arrived. If you spot someone wearing one, stop and say hello— or better yet, ask how you can get involved! #bradleyforHolladay
Campaign t-shirts have arrived. If you spot someone wearing one, stop and say hello— or better yet, ask how you can get involved! #bradleyforHolladay
Just tried the new Rio Açaí Bowl in Holladay — a delicious and refreshing addition to our community! Highly recommend checking it out. It’s exciting to see the transformation of the old Cottonwood Mall area and t
Just tried the new Rio Açaí Bowl in Holladay — a delicious and refreshing addition to our community! Highly recommend checking it out. It’s exciting to see the transformation of the old Cottonwood Mall area and the momentum building around new businesses. Holladay’s future is looking bright! #bradleyforHolladay
🎭 One of my favorite weeks of the year in Holladay just wrapped up—Children’s Theater Camp Week! Six years ago, while serving on the Holladay Arts Council, I started the Page to Stage Program. It’s been amazing to see it grow each
🎭 One of my favorite weeks of the year in Holladay just wrapped up—Children’s Theater Camp Week! Six years ago, while serving on the Holladay Arts Council, I started the Page to Stage Program. It’s been amazing to see it grow each year. This year, thanks to the Holladay Arts Council and Happy Healthy Holladay, we doubled participation to 33 kids and staged TWO plays: The Stonecutter and The Day the Crayons Quit! Watching these young actors bring a story to life in just five days is pure magic. I’m so proud to help coordinate this program and support the arts in our community. Programs like this are why I’m passionate about supporting the arts and youth in our community and will continue to do so as your City Councilwoman. #bradleyforHolladay #HolladayArts #YouthTheater #buildcommunity
I love Holladay—and I want to do my part to help make it even better for everyone. That’s why I’m excited to announce that I’m running for Holladay City Council! I’m committed to supporting sustainable growth that keeps
I love Holladay—and I want to do my part to help make it even better for everyone. That’s why I’m excited to announce that I’m running for Holladay City Council! I’m committed to supporting sustainable growth that keeps Holladay’s unique charm, ensuring our city government is responsive to the citizens, and building a stronger sense of community for all of us who call this place home. But I can’t do it alone—I’ll need your support! Whether it’s sharing this post, volunteering, or simply helping spread the word, every bit makes a difference. Let’s do this, together.
The 4th of July has always been my favorite holiday. Growing up in a politically active family, it meant parades across the Salt Lake Valley, community festivals, family dinners, and of course, fireworks. Today, it reminds me how powerful community Campaign t-shirts have arrived. If you spot someone wearing one, stop and say hello— or better yet, ask how you can get involved! #bradleyforHolladay Just tried the new Rio Açaí Bowl in Holladay — a delicious and refreshing addition to our community! Highly recommend checking it out. It’s exciting to see the transformation of the old Cottonwood Mall area and t 🎭 One of my favorite weeks of the year in Holladay just wrapped up—Children’s Theater Camp Week! Six years ago, while serving on the Holladay Arts Council, I started the Page to Stage Program. It’s been amazing to see it grow each I love Holladay—and I want to do my part to help make it even better for everyone. That’s why I’m excited to announce that I’m running for Holladay City Council! I’m committed to supporting sustainable growth that keeps

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