Brush mayor elected to Colorado Municipal League Executive Board

Brush Mayor Dana Sherman was among the municipal officials from around the state who were elected as representatives to the Colorado Municipal League (CML) Executive Board during CML’s Annual Business Meeting, held in Breckenridge on June 23, according to a news release.

The new members of the CML Executive Board include: Sherman, Loveland Councilmember John Fogle and Lone Tree City Manager Seth Hoffman.

Re-elected to the Board were: Pueblo Councilmember Larry Atencio, Julesburg Clerk/Treasurer Carrie Hartwell, Colorado Springs city attorney Wynetta Massey (who is also serving as Secretary-Treasurer for 2022-23), Thornton Mayor Pro Tem Jessica Sandgren (who is also serving as Vice-President for 2022-23), Bayfield Town Manager Katie Sickles, Golden Mayor Laura Weinberg and Glenwood Springs Mayor Pro Tem Charlie Willman.

Current Board members include: Centennial City Attorney Robert “Bob” Widner (who also serves as Immediate Past President for 2022-23), Greeley Mayor Pro Tem Dale Hall (who also serves as President for 2022-23), Montrose Mayor Barbara Bynum, Grand Junction City Manager Greg Caton, Dacono City Manager A.J. Euckert, Alamosa Councilmember Liz Hensley, Rocky Ford Mayor Susan Jung, Aurora Councilmember Angela Lawson, Arvada Councilmember John Marriott, Cherry Hills Village Mayor Russell Stewart and Durango Councilmember Melissa Youssef.

The entire board with photos and backgrounds can be viewed at https://www.cml.org/utility-pages/about-cml/Executive-Board.

The CML Executive Board is comprised of 21 elected officials and key municipal staff members who are elected by the membership at an annual business meeting. The Board is responsible for overall finances, management and policy affairs of the League.

CML is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization established in 1923 and represents the interests of 270 cities and towns. For more information on the Colorado Municipal League, visit www.cml.org or call 303-831-6411.