About Troi Hoster
Troi grew up in Twin Falls, Idaho, where she learned the value of rural living, hard work, and strong community. She attended both BYU and the University of Utah, studying psychology. She volunteers as a docent at the Wells Fargo Museum, serves in her local church, and you’ve probably seen her helping at town many of events here in Leeds.
Issues & Solutions
Responsible Growth
Responsible Growth for Leeds
Leeds is a place we cherish for its charm, open space, and close-knit values. As our region grows, we must guide that change, not resist it blindly or invite it recklessly. Responsible growth means protecting what makes Leeds special while planning smart infrastructure, preserving property rights, and ensuring our voice, not outside interests, shapes the future. Thoughtful development can fund town priorities, keep taxes low, and preserve the rural beauty we all moved here for. Let’s grow with purpose, not pressure.
Property Rights
Protecting Property Rights in Leeds
Property rights are the cornerstone of individual freedom and good governance. In Leeds, landowners deserve clear, consistent rules, not shifting policies driven by personal agendas. We are a town, not an HOA. Our residents should not be micromanaged by those who want to control every detail of how others live. Protecting property rights means respecting legal uses, honoring due process, and ensuring decisions are made transparently and fairly. When we defend property rights, we preserve the rural character, independence, and fairness that make Leeds a place worth calling home.
Water
Protecting Our Water in Leeds
Water is one of our most precious and limited resources—and it must be managed wisely, not politically. In Leeds, we need long-term, fact-based solutions that protect access to water for residents and future generations. We are a town, not an HOA. Our water policy should reflect the needs of the whole community, not be controlled by a few individuals with personal agendas or power plays. Responsible water planning means transparency, collaboration with experts, and a focus on sustainability, not fear or manipulation. Let’s protect our water through smart policy, not small-town politics.
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