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Ashton Altieri
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Lives in Jefferson Park and is a board member of Jefferson Park United Neighbors. Key issues of interest are land use, zoning, and pedestrian and bike mobility.
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Ramon C. Bargas
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Lives in Sunnyside, is officed in Highland and works throughout the Denver metro area, with a focus on Near Northwest communities. Key issues of interest are building design, safety, green spaces, parks and trees, and serving as a voice for planning in the community and support neighborhood initiatives that preserve cohesive planning, neighborhood maintenance and rejuvenation initiatives and personal connections with neighbors.
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Charlie Berger
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Is a business owner in Sunnyside and Highland. Key issues of interest are trees, parks and green space; building design; and local businesses and jobs.
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Tim Boers
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Lives in Highland, is an architect and chair of Highland United Neighbors (HUNI) Planning & Community Development Committee. Key issues of interest are building design, affordable housing, and trees, parks and green space, transportation, and preservation.
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Benjamin Chavez
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Lives in Jefferson Park. Key issues of interest are involuntary displacement, improving access to opportunity and affordable housing.
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William Dana
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Lives in Jefferson Park and is a frequent user of parks in the Near Northwest area. Key issues of interest are trees, parks and green space; local businesses and jobs; and building design.
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Mike Falbo
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Works in Highland. Key issues of interest are building design, affordable housing and involuntary displacement.
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Esteban Gomez
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Lives in Sunnyside. Key issues of interest are affordable housing, involuntary displacement and improving access to opportunity.
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Nita Gonzales
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Lives in Chaffee Park and is a trustee for Regis University. Key issues of interest are affordable housing, involuntary displacement and improving access to opportunity.
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Tim Hernández
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Teaches at North High School and lives just outside the Near Northwest Area in West Highland. Key areas of interest include affordable Housing, anti-displacement, and improving access to opportunity.
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Rebecca Hunt
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Lives in Highland. Key issues of interest are building design, affordable housing, sustainability, and historic preservation.
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Adeel Khan
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Lives in Jefferson Park and is a Denver Public Schools principal. Key issues of interest are building design, affordable housing and trees, parks and green space.
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Emily Kleinfelter
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Lives in Highland and is a member of Denver Streets Partnership. Key issues of interest are equitable mobility, safe streets, progressive land use and zoning policies, and advocating for anti-racist planning.
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Sheila Martinez
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Lives in Sunnyside. Key issues of interest are involuntary displacement, improving access to opportunity, building design, and creating a diverse, inclusive, and equitable community.
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Renee Martinez-Stone
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Works for the West Denver Renaissance Collaborative at Denver Housing Authority (DHA). Lives just outside the Near Northwest Area in West Highlands. Key issues of interest are affordable housing, accessory dwelling units, building design and involuntary displacement.
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Nola Miguel
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Lives in Chaffee Park and is a member of the Chaffee Park Neighborhood Association. Key issues of interest are involuntary displacement, improving access to opportunity and affordable housing.
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Juan Padro
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Is a business owner in Highland. Key issues of interest are local businesses and jobs, affordable housing and involuntary displacement.
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Garrett W. Phillips
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Lives in Sunnyside and is active in many community organizations including the Denver Elks Lodge in Jefferson Park. Key issues of interest are involuntary displacement, improving access to opportunity and building design.
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Lorenzo J. Ramirez
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Lives in Highland and operates a cultural arts nonprofit organization in Highland. Key issues of interest are historic neighborhood sites and building preservation, new building design, affordable housing and involuntary displacement of native and long-time residents.
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Lexi Steinhauer
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Is on the board of a Sunnyside-based non-profit organization, lives and works in Highland, and is a member of Highland United Neighbors Inc. Planning & Community Development committee. Key issues of interest are building design, affordable housing, and trees, parks and green space.
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Trupti Suthar
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Lives in Sunnyside and is president of Sunnyside United Neighbors Inc. and an at-large board member of Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation. Key areas of interest include development and land use, climate and resiliency and community organizing and empowerment.
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Leslie Twarogowski
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Is executive director of the Federal Boulevard Business Improvement District in Jefferson Park. Key issues of interest are affordable housing, involuntary displacement, improving access to opportunity, supporting a commercial corridor filled with diverse, locally owned businesses and property owners, and safety for all the ways people get around.
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Nancy Vallejo
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Lives in Chaffee Park and works at Beach Court Elementary. Key issues of interest are healthy food access (including a community pantry in Chaffee Park), affordable housing, involuntary displacement, empowering Spanish-speaking residents to become part of community conversations and increasing representation of Latinx residents.
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Emily Weiss
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Lives in Chaffee Park and is a member of the Chaffee Park Neighborhood Association. Key issues of interest at affordable housing, involuntary displacement, improving access to opportunity, racial justice, environmentalism, and ensuring voices are heard equitably from all community members.
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