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Districts

Colorado Springs has 6 geographic districts and 3 at-large seats elected citywide. Not sure which district? Look it up →

District 1
Dave Donelson
Broadmoor, Cheyenne Cañon, Ivywild, Old Colorado City, Skyway
District 2
Ken Casey
Rockrimmon, Mountain Shadows, Garden of the Gods, Peregrine
District 3
Brandy Williams
Downtown, Old North End, Midtown, Shooks Run, Patty Jewett
District 4
Kimberly Gold
Cimarron Hills, Stratton Meadows, Fountain Valley, Fort Carson area
District 5
Nancy Henjum
Austin Bluffs, Briargate, Pulpit Rock, University Park
District 6
Roland Rainey Jr.
Stetson Hills, Banning Lewis Ranch, Powers corridor, Falcon area
At-Large · Citywide
Lynette Crow-Iverson · Brian Risley · David Leinweber
3 seats — Council President, President Pro Tem, and member — elected by the whole city

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Legistar bodies

Colorado Springs tracks legislation through Legistar. These are the key bodies whose agendas, minutes, and votes we follow:

Body 138
City Council
9 members · 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 9 AM
Body 185
Planning Commission
9 members · Contact: Solange Baquero Meza
Body 201
Historic Preservation
7 members · Reviews landmark designations
Body 189
Downtown Review Board
Reviews downtown development projects

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6 districts + 3 at-large 9-member council Strong-mayor government ~500,000 population Built from public records