ABOUT DAVID LITVACK

David Litvack has always worked hard on behalf of our community. As Director of the Criminal Justice Advisory Council, David seeks comprehensive solutions to our growing problem of crime. As a community activist, David works hard to insure that Utah's diverse communities are treated equally. And as our state representative for the past eight years, Representative Litvack has worked diligently fighting for our needs and values in the Utah State Legislature.

David and Erin Litvack are the proud parents of Gabriel and Addison.

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Standing Committee; Health and Human Services Appropriations Committee; Legislative Oversight Panel; Legislative Management Committee; Executive Appropriations Committee; Health Systems Reform Task-Force; Workforce Services Standing Committee; Community and Economic Development Standing Committee; Business and Labor Interim Committee.

ACHIEVEMENTS

  • Utah State Parent Teacher Association Legislator of the Year, 2009
  • Utah Minority Bar Association Honoree of the Year, 2009
  • U of U, School of Social Work, Pete Suazo Social Justice Award, 2008
  • Utah Developmental Disabilities Council Legislator of the Year, 2008
  • Utah Ambulatory Surgery Center Association Legislator of the Year, 2008
  • Adult Protective Services Outstanding Achievement Award, 2008
  • Gandhi King Season for Nonviolence Peacemaker Award, 2007
  • Salt Lake Area Domestic Violence Leadership Award, 2006
  • Pete & Alicia Suazo Social Justice Award, 2006
  • Utah Coalition of La Raza Bi-partisanship Award, 2006
  • Civic Achievement Award, Japanese American Citizen's League, 2005
  • Legislative Champion Award, Utah Hemophilia Foundation, 2005
  • Distinguished Alumni Award, Westminster College, 2004
  • Special Recognition Award, Utah Public Health Association, 2004
  • President's Award, Utah Peace Officers Association, 2004
  • Cottonwood High School Hall of Fame, 2003
  • Voice of Reason Award, Salt Lake County Democratic Party, 2003
  • Hero on the Hill Award, Governor's Council for People with Disabilities and the Legislative Coalition for People with Disabilities, 2001, 2002 & 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
  • Pete & Alicia Suazo Pride in Public Service Award, 2002
  • Human Rights Award, Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, 2001
  • Trustees Character Award, Westminster College, 1994
  • Recipient of "The President's Youth Service Award, 1994
  • Rhodes Scholar Candidate, 1994
  • Graduated Summa Cum Laude, 1994