SOSSAS (the School of Statesmanship, Stewardship, and Service) is sponsoring a series of candidate forums at Left Hand Brewing. This one, specific to the Ward 2 contest, was held and recorded on September 18. Rather than questions focused primarily on specific issues and with a super short response time, this forum focused almost entirely on…

Did you miss the debate held at Front Range Community College and hosted by the Longmont Area Democrats featuring the three Ward 2 candidates and the six At-Large candidates? No worries, you can watch it now on Longmont Public Media. Or read the recap from the Longmont Times-Call. Questions? Thoughts? Email me at info@teresa4longmont.com.

When Meg Thornbury dropped out of the Ward 2 City Council race, she granted an interview to the Longmont Times-Call in which she said that my platform was too conservative. I wrote a Letter to the Editor questioning that characterization. and explaining that every part of my platform is based on what residents of Ward…

The theme of my campaign is “Your Voice, Your Council,” and it isn’t just a memorable slogan. Rather, it reflects a fundamental aspect of how I view public service.

One of the first motions my opponent, Matthew Popkin, made upon joining City Council in January was to reduce the proposed setbacks for registered sex offenders residing near schools, playgrounds, and daycare centers from 1000 ft to 500 ft. The proposed ordinance had the support of the Longmont Chief of Public Safety, the Longmont City…

I have made my position on the preservation of conserved lands and Open Space one of the cornerstones of my campaign after discovering how passionately Ward 2 residents feel, as I do, that public lands belong to the public, and not to the governmental entities responsible for their stewardship. The Kanemoto Conservation Easement, 29 acres…