Douglas County has grown into one of Colorado’s largest counties, but its governing structure has not kept pace. Learn why expanding the Board of County Commissioners from three to five members would improve representation, accountability, and access for residents across our communities.

Court of appeals finds Douglas County Commissioners likely violated open meetings laws.

When public comment is limited not just by time—but by who is chosen to speak—it raises serious concerns about fairness, transparency, and whether dissenting voices are being filtered out of the process altogether.

Douglas County residents are being asked to accept a massive public investment in the proposed Zebulon Sports Complex but without the transparency and accountability that such a decision demands.

Irene talks to Denver7 about the Crowsnest Annexation.

Coordination and transparency between municipalities is essential as Douglas County grows.

Democracy isn’t supposed to be tidy—but it is supposed to be open.

Douglas County commissioners have eliminated general public comment from meetings and restricted public dialogue across platforms. That’s not transparency. That’s retreat.

Photo of rope and stanchion placed at the most recent Board of County Commissioners meeting held January 13, 2026.