Living in Glenwood Springs is a richly rewarding privilege. The surrounding landscape, rivers, recreation and ecosystems are stunning and revitalizing.
The people here — inspired and informed by that incomparable setting — are smart, engaged, full of initiative and friendly.
City government is managed professionally and efficiently, embodying that landscape and enabling those people.
We have so much to celebrate and enjoy. An important form of that celebration comes through public service and leadership, each in our own various ways.
I am asking for your support to serve on the Glenwood Springs City Council.
I believe I have skills and experience that will benefit our community and our environment. I feel I have a duty to help.
• Founding member, Glenwood Springs River Commission, staging major river clean-ups and advocating for the hillside preservation and riparian protection zones.
• Managed the valley-wide campaign to strengthen RFTA, build the Rio Grande Trail to Aspen and bring bus service to Glenwood Springs
• Led the city campaign to build the River Trail from 23rd Street to Two Rivers Park in Glenwood Springs.
• Five years of service on the city Transportation Commission, advocating for safe walking and biking routes, local transit and protecting neighborhoods from traffic impacts.
• Organized volunteers to promote bicycling during the 2017 Grand Avenue Bridge replacement detours.
• Organizes and hosts bicycle parking for Strawberry Days, Bike-to School and Bike to Work days, safety fairs and repair clinics to encourage safe, practical trips by bicycle.
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Responsive, good government should promote respectful civic engagement and community pride.
The following principles will guide my style of service on City Council:
Civility
Imagination
Listening carefully, responding thoughtfully
Building from the positive to address flaws and needs
Emphasizing what we are for, more than what we are against
Translating complaints into creative remedies
Promoting and supporting citizen participation
Employing humor and good will, to make civics fun
Vote for Steve Smith for Glenwood Springs City Council, Ward 5
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Benefit and improve living in Glenwood Springs
Diversify opportunities
Support personal health
Promote sustainability
Enhance global climate protection and recovery
Encourage home ownership and commitment to community
Provide mobility without being overrun
Efficiently and fairly employ public funds
Provide tangible, constructive, measurable outcomes
Are responsive to the ideas and needs of residents
Steve knows his effectiveness will be constantly improved through conversations with you, now during the campaign and while serving on City Council.
Please send Steve your thoughts, insights, and questions to help him better represent you.
Email: Steve@SteveForGlenwood.
Ballots mailed March 10 • Election Day is April 1
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Contact Steve Smith at steve@steveforglenwood.org
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