Representative Carol Spackman Moss, serving House District 34 in the Utah State Legislature, holds the record as the longest-serving female legislator in Utah's history since her election in 2000. Her district covers most of Holladay, along with parts of Millcreek and Murray.

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Over her two-decade legislative tenure, Representative Moss has been a driving force behind impactful initiatives. She has successfully advocated for bills supporting refugees' access to driver's licenses, enhanced mental health treatment in county jails, and funded the International Baccalaureate program for high school students. Additionally, her legislative efforts address critical issues such as bullying prevention, teacher mentoring, and inclusion of instruction on sexual violence in health classes.  

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Beyond her legislative work, Representative Moss, a retired teacher, actively engages with students, emphasizing civic engagement and the political process. Her dedication extends to combating the opioid epidemic through legislation, making the overdose reversal drug Naloxone more accessible. Serving on boards like the State Opioid Task Force and the Utah Marriage Commission, she continues her commitment to public service and community well-being.