Paul Cozzens is one of the most dedicated, results-driven local elected officials I have ever known. Paul’s humble roots equipped him with skills that he has used to bless many lives. Paul is a hard worker, a problem solver, and he honors his promises. Sixteen years ago during my senate race, Paul was one of my earliest supporters and worked tirelessly to help in that election. Over the years I have watched him protect taxpayers and fight government overreach to improve the quality of life for his constituents. Paul should be especially commended for his vision and efforts to protect Iron County’s water resources for the last decade. I fully endorse the re-election of Paul Cozzens for Iron County Commissioner.

I am happy to endorse Paul Cozzens for Iron County Commissioner. I have known Paul and his family for many years. Paul has been a business owner in Southern Utah for over 30 years and understands the challenges and needs of individuals and organizations in our region. Paul has a passion for his work involving water conservation in Southern Utah and has spent countless hours evaluating and implementing solutions to better the water crisis in our area. I am unaware of anyone who has dedicated more time to understanding water conservation than Paul. Paul has a track record of hard work and getting things done, and I know he will continue to serve Iron County with the same dedication he has already shown us through his service as a commissioner and as a former city councilman.Thank you Paul for your dedicated service.

I am pleased to endorse Paul Cozzens as a candidate for the Iron County Commission. Paul and I have been associated in a variety of community service opportunities for 20 years. I believe that Paul has dedicated more time and effort to serving his community than anyone with whom I've been associated. Whether the service is large or small, in the spotlight or behind the scenes, Paul simply gets focused on the task and hand and gets things done.

Commissioner Cozzens is a proven political commodity, he doesn’t beat around the bush and change positions to be politically popular. He has my full endorsement for Iron County Commissioner, Iron County is very fortunate to have a true conservative looking out for the best interest of his constituents. A wise veteran Republican once told me, if you want to know how effective an elected official is talk to the people they work with. I have worked with Commissioner Cozzens for the past three years as a Garfield County Commissioner, Re-elect this good man. Leland F. Pollock Garfield County Commission Chair.

I served with Paul Cozzens for nearly eight years on the water conservancy board. He was a great asset to the board and appreciate his role now as our liason to the Commission. His capacity to think well and accomplish his ideas is extraordinary. He is a man of conviction, drive and intelligence. With his vision and energy Iron County will continue to be in good hands.

I have known Paul Cozzens since 1989. Paul was one of the first people to help Charles and I start The Happy Factory. He generously donated our first scroll saw and wooden wheels and axle pegs. He introduced us to Timberline Cabinets, who supplies our wood to this day. Paul has been a good honest friend and strong supporter of The Happy Factory. His advice on ordering equipment has been invaluable. He has sat on the Board of Trustees for The Happy Factory and has been serving as the President for many years. I believe that he is dedicated to the community and studies all his projects thoroughly and presents his honest opinion. An example is how he has worked hard as a board member of the Central Iron County Water Conservancy District and helped establish a water reclamation projects to use our mountain run off to recharge the local aquifer. I believe that Paul Cozzens will continue to be an asset to the Iron County Commission.

I have known Paul Cozzens since 2002. I have interacted with him in many capacities since we met. He has served for many years in the Boy Scout Program. We currently serve together on the Happy Factory Board. He has served in many other organizations throughout the past 15+ years that I have known him. Everything he chooses to be involved in he does with his whole heart. Paul is very passionate in his service and truly wants to make his community and state a better place. Paul is a doer, he sees what needs done and gets to work. He is the type to roll his sleeves up and work in the trenches. He has literally done this with the water recharge projects he has helped develop in recent years. Paul loves God, his family, and his country. He is a man of integrity and honors his word. He is very transparent, which is refreshing in today’s political arena. I am proud to endorse Paul Cozzens for Iron County Commissioner.

I've known Paul since 2013 when working with Cedar City to find a home for a seasonal ice rink. While most people I talked with within the city had way more reasons why we couldn't make it work, Paul ambitiously helped find ways it could work while still staying true to his belief that tax payers shouldn't be footing the bill. Paul was not just a supporter in word but in deed as well. He and his scout trooppersonally spent many hours helping to install the piping system for the rink floor. He donated services from his business to help restore the second hand dasher boards we used to build the rink. The Glacier ice rink was operational by winter of 2013 with $0 dollars coming from the city budget and only about 40% of the overall construction budget coming from RAP tax funds. Without Paul's foresight and support, we probably would never have seen an ice rink in Cedar City. For 7 years The Glacier was one of the biggest and most unique winter attractions in Cedar City. It was 100% self-sustaining, it provided an entire sector of winter recreation including figure skating, hockey, and recreational skating to local residents and thousands of out-of-town visitors. The Glacier was a prime example of what can be accomplished when elected officials trust in the members of their community and work together. Paul fought hard to keep the rink in Cedar City and continues to help pursue opportunities to bring an ice rink back to Iron County that align with his conservative values. I have always known Paul to be very engaged in important issues. He does his own research. He has good judgement. He has real life experiences making important decisions with real consequences. He has proven himself in business and in public service. I can confidently endorse Paul for Iron County Commission.