Get In Touch With Your Legislation
The stakes of local elections might not be as widely reflected in the media as they are about the Presidential Election, but local elections have real consequences which directly affect our community. Similar to how voters take the time to inform themselves of the issues on the ballot, our city and municipality leaders are better able to support us when given visibility into where YOU stand on these issues and how they are affecting YOU. Elected officials usually know what advocacy groups are saying about an issue, but they may not understand how a particular decision affects you. A well-written letter describing your experiences, observations, and opinions may help persuade an official in your favor. From writing your elected officials to attending community meetings, it is important to get your voice heard and to express your opinions to our respective leaders, so with that being said, we encourage you to reach out.
Steamboat Springs City Council
There are seven members of the Steamboat Springs City Council, representing constituents in all precincts of the city, including one At-Large Councilor.
| Ed Briones | Councilor | At-Large | Term Expires 11/2023 | Email Ed Briones | Biography |
| Robin Crossan | President | District I | Term Expires 11/2023 | Email Robin Crossan | Biography |
| Gail Garey | Councilor | District I | Term Expires 11/2025 | Email Gail Garey | Biography |
| Michael Buccino | Councilor | District II | Term Expires 11/2023 | Email Michael Buccino | Biography |
| Joella West | Councilor | District II | Term Expires 11/2025 | Email Joella West | Biography |
| Dakotah McGinlay | Councilor | District III | Term Expires 11/2025 | Email Dakotah McGinlay | Biography |
| Heather Sloop | Pro Tem | District III | Term Expires 11/2023 | Email Heather Sloop | Biography |
Board of Routt County Commissioners – Agendas, Minutes and Meeting Packets
Board of Commissioners
- BCC Monday Work Session
- BCC Tuesday Regular Meeting
- CBOE & Abatement Hearings
- SPECIAL MEETINGS
Airport
Historic Preservation Board
Museum Board
PDR
Planning
Hayden Town Council
The Town Council is the legislative and governing body of the Town of Hayden, which is a home rule municipality. The seven-member Town Council consists of six (6) Councilmembers and one (1) Mayor. Except when appointed to fill a vacancy, all Councilmembers are elected at large.
The Town Council provides direction to Town staff, enacts laws, adopts a budget and has the power of appointment over numerous Town officials. The Town Budget, approved and adopted by the Town Council, is used to estimate all of the revenues and expenses of Town and to provide spending direction for projects.
Zach Wustewald – Mayor
Bob Reese – Mayor Pro Tem
Trevor Gann – Councilmember
Ed Corriveau – Councilmember
Casey Bowman – Councilmember
Ryan Banks – Councilmember
Janet Hollifield – Councilmember
The Oak Creek Town Board
Nikki Knoebel – Mayor
Wendy Gustafson – Mayor Pro Tem
Rhonda Crawford – Board Member
Melissa Dobbins – Board Member
Bernard “Bernie” Gagne – Board Member
Kelly McElfish – Board Member
Benjamin Turati – Board Member
School District Boards
Steamboat Springs School District – Board of Education
Katy Lee – President
Lara Craig – Secretary
Alissa Merage – Board Member
Chresta Brinkman – Vice President
Kim Brack – Treasurer
Dr. Celine Wicks – Superintendent
Hayden – Board of Education
Tammie Delaney – President
Kevin Lind – Vice President
Ryan Wattles – Treasurer
Alicia Doolin – Secretary
Jody Camilletti – Board Member
South Routt School District – Board of Education
Kristi Schalnus – President
Jamie Hoff – Vice President
Mark Wertheimer – Treasurer
Jeffery Clyncke – Secretary
Colette Burris – Board Member
Suzanne Hamill – Board Member