Farmington Stake Presidency 

​​President Grant Allred (stake president) and his wife, Brittani, are parents of five children. Three of their children still live at home, while one is serving an LDS mission in Chile, and one has just finished her associates and is living in Farmington. At the time of his call to serve as stake president, President Allred had been serving as the bishop of 5th Ward (congregation). In his professional career, President Allred is the owner of a local car dealership.

President Jeffrey Nygren (first counselor) and his wife, Britney, are parents to four children, two of whom are still living at home, one who is living in Provo with her husband and one who just came home from his mission. President Nygren had been serving in the former stake presidency as first counselor under President Jonathan Hancock. In his professional career, President Nygren serves as a pharmacist.

President Joseph Hakes (second counselor) and his wife, Kaitlin, are parents to six children, ranging from ages 17 down to age 2. At the time he was asked to serve, President Hakes had been serving as bishop in the Foothills Ward (congregation). In his professional career, President Hakes serves as a general practitioner.