Curt Samuelson For Littleton

At our recent candidate forum, we discussed Ballot Measure 3A and what it really means for homeowners.

Despite what the opponents say, 3A preserves what most of us know already. “I think it’s not going to affect homeowners much at all because it will allow the homeowner to do what they can do today, what they could do last January and the January before that."

Learn more about what I had to say on this issue and others below:

Littleton City Council candidates talk public safety, parking issues and 3A The eight individuals vying for a seat on Littleton City Council this November joined the League of Women Voters of Colorado at Bemis Public Library in Littleton on the evening

Keeping our Littleton residents and families safe is job one for our city council. That starts with supporting our first responders and firefighters and making sure they have the cooperation and resources they need. Rich Sokol has been a tireless advocate and I look forward to working with him.

Thanks to everyone who came out to our candidate forum. Littleton residents have important decisions to make this election. I’m running because I’m passionate about the city having been a long time volunteer and a planning commissioner for 10 years. I hope to continue to serve you in this new role as your voice on city council.

I appreciate Arapahoe County Commissioner Jeff Baker’s decades of public service and his tireless efforts to support his community. I look forward to working with him on Littleton City Council.

Littleton is fortunate to have an incredible small business community from storefronts to rotating job sites, to at-home businesses, there’s opportunity for everyone. We need to foster and preserve these opportunities by engaging and listening to our residents and business leaders. That’s what I’m offering the people of Littleton this election.

I had a great time at the Littleton Longer Tables event last night. It was wonderful to see over 3,000 neighbors come together to join in. Our community is a vital part of what makes Littleton so special, and it's what I'm dedicated to preserving.

Littleton Neighbors are ready to be heard. Time and again, I hear the same thing: people want a seat at the table when decisions are made about their neighborhoods. My priority is to ensure every resident has a voice and that we preserve the unique character of Littleton.

I am honored to have been endorsed by the South Metro Denver Realtors Association and look forward to working with them on council.

Littleton voters are fired up! I heard from many neighbors and community members last night who simply want a voice in decisions that affect their neighborhoods. As your councilman, I’ll make sure you’re engaged and part of then process to protect what brought so many families and residents to Littleton.

"We're up against a state government that says it will not build any new roads or lanes, which will only create more traffic and less safe roads. As a city we need to be creative to find efficiencies, safety measures and local funding to protect our families and residents."

Check out my full interview in the Littleton Independent below.

Get to know Littleton’s District 3 council candidates With Election Day fast approaching on Nov. 4, candidates vying for a seat on the Littleton City Council are in the midst of their campaigning efforts, eager to contribute to

I’m proud to say we’ve made the November ballot! This race is a clear choice between voters who want to engage in decisions that affect the character of their neighborhoods, or do they want to continue to be steamrolled and ignored in decisions that affect their communities and their home values? I’ll be your champion, Littleton.

Western Welcome Week parade day! Grateful to celebrate this Littleton tradition with neighbors.