The Right Platform for Castle Rock
A data-driven, independent approach to Town Council with no ties to special interests, no developer money, and no corporate backing.
Castle Rock will keep growing that's the reality of the Front Range. The question is whether that growth is shaped by residents who love this town, or by interests that don't live here. Eighteen years as a neighbor and twenty-seven years as a solutions architect tell me the same thing: the answer is in the data, the budget, and the willingness to say no when something isn't right for Castle Rock.
What I'll fight for
Open Spaces & Parks
Protecting the natural landscapes already woven into Castle Rock and pursuing every realistic opportunity to expand them so the next generation inherits the same trails, ridges, and views that drew us here.
Water Security
Sustainable, long-term renewable water is the precondition for everything else. New development should not be approved until the water to serve it is real, renewable, and accounted for not aspirational.
Public Safety
As Castle Rock grows, our police and firefighters need to grow with it with funding, modern technology, and training that matches the call volume and complexity of a larger town. They show up for us; the budget has to show up for them.
Balanced Development
Saying no to over-dense projects, and saying yes only when road infrastructure can absorb the traffic before the moving trucks arrive. Growth that outpaces its own roads isn't growth it's gridlock.
Funded by neighbors, not interests
Laura self-funded her first term on Town Council. In her second term she accepted only modest support from local residents no developer money, no corporate backing, no strings.
That independence is the whole point. A Mayor whose budget came from the people who live here answers to the people who live here.
A life-long Coloradan, Laura has called Castle Rock home for 18 years. A solutions architect with 27 years in technology, she brings deep experience in budget management, project auditing, and infrastructure analysis to Town Council, where she now serves as Mayor Pro Tem in her second term.