Brothers and sisters,
Election season is here, and you have probably just received ballots in your mailbox. If you plan to vote in person, a reminder that election day is Nov 4.
There are multiple Locals that need your support in terms of your VOTE if you live in their district. If you do not live there but have friends or family that do, please make the effort to reach out and share this info and ask for their support. Every vote counts.
Please see the list below of issues and/or candidates our Locals are supporting or opposing. (In alphabetical order – it goes to “W” so please keep reading!)
Success during this election season is critical to these Locals’ future, and their success impacts all our success as we navigate future initiatives around our state. A win for one of us is a win for all of us. Please help us GET OUT THE VOTE!
Durango Fire Protection District (Local 5554)
YES on ISSUE 2A in the city
and YES on ISSUE 7A in the Fire District
(Mill levy raise)
This measure will help Durango Fire build a much-needed new station, hire 21 new FFs, and keep response times strong.
Hudson Fire Protection District (Local 5213)
YES on ISSUE 6B
(Mill levy raise)
This measure would allow HFPD to take control of its emergency medical services by establishing a Fire District-run ambulance service (after their private ambulance contractor’s contract recently ended).
For more info: www.yeshfpd.org
Lafayette Fire Department (Local 4620)
(City Council Candidate)
The Local endorses:
· Kyle Beaulieu
· Josh Beryl
· Adam Gianola
Pueblo Fire Department (Local 3)
YES on ISSUE 2A
(1% Sales tax to support fire, police, and public works)
-and-
NO on ISSUE 2C
(To maintain the strong mayor form of government)
Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District (Local 3319)
YES on ISSUE 6A
(1% sales tax)
This measure will support updates/remodels for severely outdated stations, help fund much needed improvements in safety equipment and apparatus, and help maintain staffing and response times.
For more info: www.local3319.org
South Adams County Fire (Local 5124)
YES on ISSUE 6A
(0.5% sales tax)
This measure supports faster response times, lower ambulance transport costs, and updated safety equipment.
For more info: www.southadamsfirefighters.org/yes-on-6a
South Metro Fire District (Local 2086)
YES on ISSUE 7A
(Mill levy raise)
Message from Local 2086:
We are reaching out to our fellow firefighters across Colorado to ask for your support in spreading the word about a critical ballot measure that will directly impact our ability to serve our community. Ballot Initiative 7A will appear on the ballot this fall in South Metro Fire Rescue's district. This measure is essential to help address the devastating $50+ million annual budget shortfall created by Colorado House Bill 24B-1001. Without this support, we face significant cuts that will compromise our capacity to protect the residents we've sworn to serve. We need your help. If you, your family members, or friends live within South Metro Fire Rescue's district, we ask that you encourage them to vote YES on 7A. Even if you don't live in our district, sharing this message within your networks could make all the difference. We are grateful for your solidarity and support. Together, we stand strong for the communities we serve and the profession we're proud to represent.
For more info: www.asafersouthmetro.org
Thornton Fire Department (Local 2376)
(City of Thornton City Council Candidates)
Local 2376 asks your support by voting FOR:
· Cherish Salazar - Ward 1 unopposed
· John Alge - Ward 2
· Devin Byrd - Ward 3
· Jason Anaya-Ledeboer - Ward 4
Westminster Fire Department (Local 2889)
1. YES on ISSUE 3H:
3H is a .4% sales tax that will allow us to build one new station and hire over thirty firefighters to staff TWO new stations, the money will also go to a complete rebuild of an aging existing station.
2. City Council Candidates: Local 2889 endorsed Obi Ezeadi and Jack Johnson for city council.
We oppose the election of Kathy Stroud, Jeremy Nuanes for city council and Bruce Baker for mayor.
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