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Council member Greg StokesGreg Stokes
Ward 4 Council Member

Phone: 303-466-6710
14140 Fairway Lane
Broomfield, CO 80023
gstokes@broomfieldcitycouncil.org
 


Elected by Ward for a 4-year term. Current term ends November, 2013.

Married to Maureen, three daughters, all in school in Broomfield. Resident of Broomfield since 2000. Enjoys attending  his children's activities, reading, playing the trumpet, volunteering and coaching youth soccer.  Also enjoys  family  camping  trips  and vacationing with family and friends.

Education: MBA - Olin School of Business Washington University in St. Louis , Mo., BS Industrial Engineering -- University of Missouri, Columbia , Mo. 

Occupation: Investor

Community participation: Broomfield Land Use Review Commission; 3 years as Chairman; Board of Directors ‐ Broomfield Community Foundation, President 2009; Board of Directors and Past President of Broomfield Soccer Club; Broomfield Sister Cities Committee; Youth Soccer Coach; School volunteer; and Recipient of the 2008 Heart of Broomfield Award for Philanthropy.

Philosophy of local government: Government should not aspire to be all things to all people, but should do the things it does do extremely well and at the lowest appropriate cost to taxpayers.   Elected office should not be a career, but a community involvement opportunity.  Local government allows citizens to be closer to the decisions and have more direct and timely input  into those decisions that affect their quality of life, their individual rights and their property values.   It is important for council members to be involved in the community through schools, city boards and commissions, non-profit organizations and by remaining accessible and visible.  By staying active locally, council members will get the important community input to help determine how Broomfield will differentiate itself from surrounding communities.