This means the city’s residents elect a governing body (known as City Council) that conducts the legislative functions of the city. In turn, the City Manager executes the laws and administers the city’s government.
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Powers and Responsibilities
- Enact local legislation
- Adopt the city’s budget
- Determine policies for the city
- Appoint the City Manager
- Appoint the City Clerk
- Appoint the city attorney
- Appoint the municipal judge
- Appoint members of various Boards and Commissions
- Represent the city on various area, regional and state boards and organizations
- Council meetings are on the second and fourth Monday of the month at 6 p.m. as of Oct. 24, 2022.
- Study sessions are held as needed on the first and third Monday of each month at 6 p.m.
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Council Members
Mayor
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4
City Council Attendance
Meeting attendance for the Mayor and City Council members can be viewed in the reports below.
Membership
Council consists of nine members, including the mayor. Two council members are elected from each of the City’s four wards, while the mayor is elected at-large, by the general public.
Council members are elected for four-year terms. Per Colorado state law, the mayor and council members are limited to two consecutive terms in office, but may serve more than two terms if they are not continuous.
Council assumes office at the first meeting following certification of results. At this meeting, a Mayor Pro Tem is selected and council appointments are made to various Boards and Commissions.
Wards
The City is divided into four contiguous wards. These wards have approximately the same amount of voters to assure equal representation. If you are unsure of what ward you live in, please call 303.450.8756.
Videos
View live and past meetings on https://www.youtube.com/@cityofnorthglenn/streams.
- ADCOG Subregional Transportation Forum Rep & Alternate – Jaramillo, Burns
- AC-REP Rep & Alternate – Goff, Lukeman-Hiromasa
- Business Relations Coordinator – Lukeman-Hiromasa
- CC4CA Rep & Alternate – Goff, Burns
- CML Policy Committee Rep & Alternate – Walker, Lukeman-Hiromasa
- CCPP Advisory Board Ex-Officio Member – Burns
- DRCOG Rep & Alternate – Kondo, Lukeman-Hiromasa
- DISE Board Ex-Officio Member – Goff
- Finance Committee Members – Leighty, Nowicki, Walker
- Historic Preservation Commission Ex-Officio Member – Roper
- Legislative Policy Committee Members – Burns, Lukeman-Hiromasa, Walker
- Metro Mayors Caucus Appointment – Leighty
- Mile High Flood District Appointment – Leighty
- NATA Rep & Alternate – Jaramillo, Burns
- NAHF Liaison – Jaramillo
- North Metro Fire Rescue District - Kondo
- NSO Liaison – Nowicki
- NURA Member – Lukeman-Hiromasa
- OAF Committee Members – Jaramillo, Kondo, Nowicki
- Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Ex-Officio Member – Roper
- Planning Commission Ex-Officio Member – Leighty
- Police Pension Board - Leighty
- Rocky Flats Stewardship Council Representative – Kondo
- Rocky Mountain Partnership Representative – Roper
- Youth Commission Ex-Officio Member – Burns
Related Information
- 2024 Legislative Policy Handbook
- Outside Agency Funding
- Attend a Public Meeting
- Crisis Response Unit
- NLC Congressional City Conference Brochure
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