Re-Elect Randy Moorman for Arvada City Council

Doing the job and doing it right

As an Arvada City Council Member and Mayor Pro Tem, I have worked diligently to:

  • Advance the 72nd project to the next phase with assistance from our federal partners US Senator Bennet and US Representative Pettersen

  • Repaint the crosswalks across Kipling in front of Standley Lake Library

  • Fill potholes on Wadsworth Blvd. and in neighborhoods throughout District 1

  • Champion the Lake Arbor Pool re-opening after several years of being closed due to necessary repairs

  • Refill the pond at Leyden Creek Park, bringing back waterfowl and pond wildlife

  • Remove dead bushes and replace the faded park sign at Lakecrest Park

  • Replace the tennis and pickleball courts at Davis Lane Park after the sewer line replacement project

  • Remove tall grass along trails and canals to reduce the chance of fires and protect homes

  • Address speeding issues on neighborhood streets including the repair of the radar sign along Chase Dr.

  • Get a stop sign at the King Soopers shopping center on the corner of 80th and Sheridan

  • Hire a sustainability coordinator and create our city's first climate action plan

  • Replace street lights on Kline Court, Oak Street and along Volunteer Firefighters Park

  • Replace broken trash carts for residents

  • Add light shields to the new street lights along 72nd Ave. to reduce light pollution

  • Fix timing of the traffic signal at 80th and Yarrow Street

  • Establish the city's Housing Advisory Committee and approve the city's first Housing Strategic Plan

  • Advocate for the passage of a state law making motor vehicle theft a felony and eliminating penalties based on the value of the vehicle stolen

RESULTS YOU CAN TRUST

My promise is to continue to:

  • Prioritize city services and programs to enhance quality of life for all residents;

  • Seek innovative ways to balance growth with our responsibility to protect our environment and community values;

  • Expand opportunities for high paying jobs, local businesses, and attainable housing

What Arvadans are saying about Randy

  • Randy is focused on the local issues that really matter, he truly listens and is responsive to his constituents. During his time on Council he has delivered tangible benefits for our community that have enhanced the quality of life for all residents in the City of Arvada. He has my vote!

    — Sarah Ruen Blanchard 

  • I met Randy at our neighborhood barbeque last summer. I walked him over to our beloved pond and showed him how the city's work on the creek and drainage had caused the water level to drop and as a result, much of the waterfowl left. He worked with the city to repair the creek so that the water would fill back up. Our little pond now looks awesome again. We can't wait to see the life that will come back in the spring. Thank you, Randy, for helping us bring our pond back to life.

    — Rebecca Bendzewicz

  • I have gotten to know Randy through my work on the Arvada Transportation Committee and my participation with the Rocky Flats Stewardship Council. I have found Randy to pay close attention to detail and is not afraid to ask the hard questions. He is always looking out for the best interest of the city and Arvada residents. I have asked him many technical questions and he has always gotten back to me after doing some research to provide in-depth and knowledgeable answers.

    — Jon Girand

  • I've known Randy for a long time as a fellow church member at Arvada UMC. Randy is dedicated to his community and works hard to serve everyone.  He volunteers to help our unhoused residents and advocates for our businesses and neighborhoods. I'm proud to call him my council representative.

    — Nancy Bickford

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Why I’m Running for Re-Election

Arvada has been my family's home for more than 14 years. As we work to increase opportunities for Arvadans to find affordable homes, identify sustainable solutions for our unhoused residents, and work to improve our transportation infrastructure and multi-modal options, I want us to never lose sight of the kind of community we want for our future. A community where working families, youth, retirees, and small businesses can all thrive. Arvada is a special place, and I believe it is important that we defend the Arvada community we all treasure. I will continue to work hard to balance new development, reduce traffic congestion, provide attainable housing, and protect our air and water from pollution and wildfires.

I’m running for re-election to City Council to continue to ensure all Arvadans have opportunities to live, work, and play in our great city.

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Arvada is like family to me. That's why I will continue to work tirelessly for you.

Fourteen years ago, my husband and I moved to Arvada to raise a family. We were attracted to the charm of Olde Town and the citywide accessibility to parks and trails. But over the years, we have come to love something much more than the city's amenities: our neighbors. Our neighbors and our church have supported us through life's challenges and celebrated with us life's joys. You, Arvada, have been there for us. I have been fortunate to serve District 1 as the representative to City Council for the past four years and as Mayor Pro Tem for the past two years, and I want to continue to represent you and stand up for your shared values.

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I have a background in science and education.

I have studied science and ecology and taught middle school, encouraging my students to tap into different experiences and expertise to solve problems collaboratively. I do the same as your city council member and Mayor Pro Tem, employing critical thinking and a willingness to work with anybody to address the challenges facing our city. In the process, I am always transparent, openly communicating and keeping you—my constituents—informed about the city's work. Most importantly, I am dedicated to listening to you and representing the people's voice.

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I know Arvada.

I know our city: Prior to being elected to the Arvada City Council, I  served on the Arvada Sustainability Advisory Committee for five years. On the Sustainability Committee, I researched best practices from around the country and gathered community feedback for a variety of issues relating to our city's infrastructure and environment.

I know municipal government: Two years ago I was elected by my fellow council members to serve as Mayor Pro Tem, second to the mayor. On Council I have served on the Colorado Municipal League Policy Committee, the Rocky Flats Stewardship Council, the Arvada Center Board, and the Jefferson Parkway Public Highway Authority. I have traveled twice to Washington DC to meet with our US Representative and Senators and advocate for federal infrastructure funding. As the Director of Community Campaigns at Eco-Cycle, I have worked with the governor, our state legislators, and many municipalities across the Front Range to provide funding and technical assistance for recycling services and to attract businesses and jobs to our state.

I know service: Through my community volunteer efforts with Arvada United Methodist Church and Kiwanis, I have worked with many of the groups and organizations in Arvada that provide critical services for our residents and children and youth in need. I know I have the persistence and experience to continue to work and deliver for you, Arvada.

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Help ensure Arvada’s resilience and charm for years to come.