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Littleton at a Crossroads: Electing City Council Leaders Who Will Move Us Forward
This November, Littleton voters face a defining choice. We will decide whether to elect leaders who can guide the city through a thoughtful and inclusive process or choose candidates who want to lock Littleton into the past and resist change. With four city council seats up for election and Ballot Question 3A, this election will shape our city for years to come.
Leaders who say...
Yes to more home options
Littleton’s young families need starter homes. Our seniors need smaller places like townhomes and cottages. Historically, Littleton allowed these kinds of homes. Today, we need these good housing options, not a costly referendum limiting new homes to only rental apartments or existing single-unit houses.
Yes to supporting LPS enrollment
Littleton homes with school age children have declined 23% since 2010. That’s more than double the 10% decline in Arapahoe County and Colorado statewide. Young families struggle to find attainable homes in our city. The status quo of older, single-unit homes isn’t a solution. Learn more →
Yes to safer streets and spaces.
We’re supporting candidates with a community vision built around people-centered places, not parking spaces. Better sidewalks, more attention to safe walking and bike riding. For our kids, our seniors, and all ages and stages between.