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What People are Saying about Mayor DiTullio:

"As a business owner in Wheat Ridge and a co-Board Member with Mayor DiTullio for the Wheat Ridge Business District Board, I have found Jerry to be a strong and fair advocate for business development in Wheat Ridge.  Wheat Ridge needs a thriving business climate to support the City's long term viability. I believe Jerry understands this and is practical about this need while also listening to citizens who desire to maintain Wheat Ridge's hometown feel.  We can get it all done with the right leadership, and I will be supporting Mayor DiTullio as that leader."
Terry Amalfitano
Owner, Big Sky Espresso Café

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ballot Questions

November 2010 Elections

Proposed Amendment to City Charter
Petition Letter for Amendment of City Charter

Proposed Amendment to City Charter on Mayor Veto on the City Budget
Petition Letter for Mayor Veto of the City Budget

Please contact Dick Matthews (303) 424-7763 if you would like more information or carry a petition.

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PowerPoint Presentation

MAYOR-COUNCIL-ADMINISTRATOR Form of Government

 

Wheat Ridge Fire Depistrict

 

2010 Special Election

Results of the Mill Levy and General Election
concerning the Wheat Ridge Fire District

 

 

2009 Ballot Questions 2A and 2B

This map outlines the areas under discussion for the ballot questions, 2A and 2B.  The areas are all under  current Urban Renewal Plans and are predominantly commercial areas.  If one or more of the Urban Renewal Plans are expanded in the future, the ballot changes do NOT take effect in the new areas of the plan.

Ballot questions 2A and 2B, if approved by the voters,  will exempt these areas from the current height and density limitations defined in the City Charter.

More information on Ballot Questions (PDF)

Information on 2009 City of Wheat Ridge
Election on City Clerk's page

Vote Yes for 2A & 2B
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Proven Leadership and Ability to Get Things Done

Too often we enjoy the comfort of opinion without
the discomfort of thought. " John F. Kennedy