
Box Elder County
Box Elder County is the spot where the Union and Central Pacific Railroads joined their rails and forged the destiny of a nation, the premier birding destination of the Western United States, site of the Spiral Jetty, and home to 58,000 people throughout its 16 cities and towns and nearly 6,000 square miles. Because grassroots engagement is key to making long-term societal change in the initiative A Bolder Way Forward (BWF), the Box Elder Coalition amplifies research-based efforts and brings the BWF message to every city, town, business, neighborhood, and family within the county. The County Coalition collaborates with the Box Elder County Interagency Council. Since the “whole is greater than the sum of the parts,” we look at individuals and organizations currently doing the work in each area of focus (spoke) and elevate existing efforts. By lifting women and girls, we lift all residents.
When we understand the data, in addition to listening and responding to concerns regarding the needs of girls and women in Box Elder County, we will be better able to change harmful or ineffective policies and programs, continue effective action, support effective leaders, identify and solve local problems, and create responsive initiatives for Utah families.
Key Resources
County Leaders
Susie Witt
Executive Director
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Susie is Executive Director for Habitat for Humanity Northern Utah. Her commitment to providing affordable, safe, decent housing for those in need is immensely fulfilling. She is deeply engaged in community and board service.
Maya Mackinnon
Regional Coordinator
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Maya Mackinnon is a Regional Coordinator for Utah's Northwest counties which include Cache, Box Elder, Rich, and Tooele. Mackinnon’s professional background and education is in journalism, informing her commitment to community and outreach experience.
County Resources:
- 2-1-1 Resources
- Guia de Recursos
- County Health Rankings
- County Economic Snapshot
- U.S. Census Bureau Profile
- Interactive Data Dashboards
Get Involved:
- Email Maya Mackinnon, Regional Coordinator
- Email Amy Anderson, Community Connector












