2012 Election

The Arvada Report is pleased to announce that Shelly Cook will have an opponent this fall!

More 2012 Election updates coming soon!

Who in Arvada is Mark Devan?

Mark Devan is the new city manager in Arvada. The guy comes to us from the broke state of California where it is standard practice to spend more than you have. So what is the verdict on Mr. Devan is he going to be good or bad for Arvada? The jury is still out on this one I'm afraid. But there is some good news as best we can tell that lead us to believe this guy may be better than Craig Kocian, but that isn't saying a whole lot.

First, Mr. Devan made significant cuts to the City budget shortly after being appointed. Good job Mr. Devan, two thumbs up for that.
Secondly, Mr. Devan is a practicing Catholic, which is way better than the last Jewish thug who thought he could rip out St. Annes because he forgot to plan a parking lot. Mark Devan and his family attend Mass every Saturday evening at St. Annes so rest easy Catholics in the City at last the tyrant is gone!

None of this of course means that Mark Devan will keep it up or that he will maintain the sterling record he currently has, but we are hopeful. 

Tim Allport Seeks Election to HD27

Looks like he nabbed endorsements from these two idiots too: 

• Rachel Zealot, Arvada City Council, District 1, Mayor Pro Tem
• Boob Fifer, Arvada City Council, At-Large

Here are the unions he wants to represent with his office: 

Organizations:

• American Federation of Government Employees, District 11
• Denver Plumbers Local Union #3
• National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 47
• United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 7
• United Transportation Union

And let us not forget his support from Evil Hudak: 

Source: http://www.timallport.com/index.html

The Arvada Report Does Not endorse Tim Allport 

Tim Allport Seeks Election to State Legislature

Diversity of experience makes him best candidate for Colorado House District 27

ARVADA, Colo. (March 28, 2012) – Bringing a wealth of experience to the position, Tim Allport has formally declared his candidacy for this November’s election to become Colorado’s next representative to House District 27.

Allport, whose career includes positions in criminal justice, addictions counseling and mental health, believes the state legislature should give top priority to an economic environment that promotes expansion of good-paying jobs and an educational structure that paves the way for our children’s success.

“In the short-term, one of Colorado’s greatest resources is its pool of workers who are eager to contribute, and we need to nurture that resource,” Allport said. “In the long-term, we will ensure Colorado’s stability by preparing our children to become part of that pool of highly skilled and qualified workers.”

Allport has been highly active in the community on multiple levels, with a focus on political and labor issues. He has served as chairman of the Labor Initiative of the Colorado Democratic Party.

“I believe my life experiences have given me a solid and unique background to serve our district and the people of Colorado,” he said. “My work in corrections, addiction counseling, and mental health will help in my role as state representative as I advance public policy and improve the lives of Colorado residents.”   

About Tim Allport

Tim AllPort moved to Jefferson County in 1985 to accept a job with the Federal Bureau of Prisons at the Federal Correctional Institution in Littleton. Beginning his career as a Correctional Officer, he was later promoted to Drug Treatment Specialist. In 2010, after serving for 25 years, he left the prison system to begin working as a State Certified Addictions Counselor. He currently serves on the Board of the Colorado Association of Addiction Professionals (www.caap.us, formerly SACC) where he chairs the Legislative and Recovery Month committees. Along the way, he has been heavily involved in various community, labor, and political organizations. He has served as president of his large homeowners association and as chairman of the Labor Initiative of the Colorado Democratic Party. Allport lives in Arvada with his wife Jennifer, an Arvada native who has worked in health care for the last 22 years. Their daughter, Alyana, is currently attending preschool in Arvada. For more information go to www.TimAllport.com or call             303-435-8568      .

                              The Arvada Report Does Not endorse Tim Allport 

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Arvada Sustainability Coordinator - A Drunk?

“Arvada has always been mindful of conserving resources as a result of its agricultural history and this Plan will enhance and further those efforts,” said Jessica Prosser, sustainability coordinator for the City of Arvada.


Below are photos of Mrs. Prosser, formerly Ms. Jessica Schluederberg:

Shelly's Stupid Sustainability

(Arvada, CO) – Arvada City Council approved the Sustain Arvada Plan on February 6, 2012.  Sustain Arvada is a way of destroying Arvada’s rich heritage and spending more of our resources on unfeasable economic projects, environmentalism and community communism today and into the future. 

In Arvada, as in many places, both present and future generations will suffer from more government control over every aspect of our lives.  Resources will be in greater demand as governments restrict access to them under the pretext of impacts to our air quality, atmosphere, and water resources from past and current practices. This doomsday attitude is like soothsaying.

The goal of sustainability planning is to achieve control of our resources and lives to enhance long-term government control in ways that will allow current and future Arvada council members to regulate a diversity of aspects of citizens lives.  The plan contains broad goals involving six topic areas including: Community Control, Energy Regulation, Land Use, Transportation, Waste and Water.

The Sustain Arvada Plan is the product of almost two years of hard work by the Arvada Sustainability Shelly Cook and City Council. Next steps include creating action items, prioritizing those actions and making recommendations to City Council.

To view the complete plan visit www.arvada.org/sustainability

Where and When - Bob fifer?

When/where was this photo of Councilman Bob Fifer and Jeffco School board member taken. Looks like the Councilman has a grizzly beard.

Jim Lytle Passed Away

 We regret to report that Jim Lytle passed away last night at Luthern Hospital. Jim was a prominent figure in Arvada politics for many years and ran the first Friday round-table meetings every month. Jim will be missed in our community.