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Sunday, October 25, 2026

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Flor Lopez

Council Member, District 1, Ogden

Official-page portrait of Flor Lopez
Official-page portrait file photo. Photo: Ogden (photographer uncredited) · Copyright retained by rights holder · Wikimedia Commons

Northern Utah

Office held

Council Member, District 1Ogden
Term ends December 2029
Source

Business and technical background

Flor Lopez founded Phoenix Business Solutions, a firm serving individuals and small businesses, and is its chief executive. She holds a computer science degree specializing in software development and professional accounting certifications. Her official biography connects those technical and financial skills with work supporting local families and entrepreneurs, providing a business-services background for her municipal responsibilities. [1]

Community and elected service

Born in California and raised in Mexico, Lopez has made Ogden her home since 2016. She represents Council District 1 during a term running from January 2026 through December 2029. Her official biography emphasizes civic participation and representation across the city, including both East Bench and West Side residents, and identifies involvement with local nonprofit and community organizations. [1]

Small-business priorities

Lopez’s campaign platform calls for helping small businesses recover and grow through access to resources, fewer unnecessary barriers and stronger local support. It treats entrepreneurship as an important part of the community’s economic and social health. These are the measures she advocates as a policy direction, rather than a claim that every proposed resource or regulatory change has already been implemented. [2]

Participation, education and youth

Her platform also seeks broader resident participation in municipal decisions and support for educational institutions and extracurricular programs. She links youth opportunities with personal development and preparation for work. The stated approach combines attention to economic opportunity with representation: residents from different neighborhoods should help shape city policy, while young people and local enterprises have access to institutions and resources that help them succeed. [2]

Profile sources

Profile refreshed October 20, 2026. Candidate statements describe the candidate's own experience or positions; official records and reporting are labeled separately.

  1. Ogden — Flor Lopez biography · Official record
  2. Flor Lopez — campaign priorities · Candidate statement

In the news

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Sources

  1. Ogden City Council, Contact the Council

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