Who We Support in 2023
Safer Boulder is aligned with Boulder Elevated, PLAN Boulder and Think Boulder in their support of these incredible individuals who are running in our upcoming city elections. Each of these candidates brings unique skills and expertise that can help make Boulder a safer and healthier community.
Candidate for Mayor
Bob Yates
With 8 years on City Council, Bob has proven himself to be a measured and thoughtful leader and strong advocate for public safety. Bob’s commitment to engaging with Boulder community members sets him apart from the other mayoral candidates. He takes the time to respond to a majority of the email he receives, including those that challenge him as well as support him, and publishes a detailed newsletter every month. Bob's dedication to bettering our community is outstanding.
Candidate for City Council
Tara Winer
Over the last two years, Tara has proven her ability to cross the aisle while advocating for policies and positions that positively impact public safety. She is a responsive listener and enjoys hearing from all Boulder residents. A tireless advocate for safe affordable housing, safer bike routes, and economic vitality makes Tara one of our most impactful council members. We look forward to more of her hard work and dedication to our community.
Candidate for City Council
Terri Brncic
Terri is clear that public safety is her number one priority, and she has shown her commitment to effecting change by helping put Safe Zones 4 Kids on the ballot. Her depth of knowledge across multiple topics is impressive. At the forums and in meetings she speaks with great depth on all issues, including open space management and how to improve community engagement. Terri’s straight-forward and data-driven approach to problems will be a huge asset in making changes needed to improve community safety.
Candidate for City Council
Tina Marquis
After eight years on the BVSD board of education, Tina has a gained a deep understanding of city policies. She also recognizes the importance of state level coordination to achieve meaningful goals. In addition to supporting policies that will improve public safety, she has strong experience with affordable housing, climate action, and community engagement.
Candidate for City Council
Jenny Robins
In addition to being a strong advocate of improved public safety, Jenny has a strong background in land use and zoning. The depth of her knowledge and her history of negotiating contracts with local governments sets her apart from other candidates. Jenny also has a passion for supporting youth mental health, which is critical as we find ourselves in the midst of a national mental health crisis. Jenny brings much needed passion and skills to the table for our city.
Ballot Measure
Safe Zones 4 Kids
We proudly endorse this ballot measure and the parent group behind its creation. We require our kids to go to school, so we must do what we can to get them there safely. This ballot measure asks that Boulder implement “safe zones,” similar to what exist in other cities, around our schools and bike paths. We believe that the primary purpose of government is to protect the health and well-being of the governed. Safe Zones 4 Kids is part of that purpose.