Jack Johnson

I hope everyone had a great holidays! Thursday morning Councillor Barajas and I dropped off fresh cinnamon rolls to all of our first responders across Westminster to show our appreciation for them keeping us safe this holiday season 🎄

I am incredibly honored that voters chose me to represent our community on Westminster City Council. Thank you to everyone who supported me along this journey, it would not have been possible without you all. Through this campaign I have met so many wonderful people across our city who care about our future, and through this work I am so grateful to friends everywhere I go. This year, voters sent a clear message about their vision of government and those they want to lead. There is a strong mandate to lead with a vision for the future, and create a Westminster that works for everyone. While the campaign is over, the work is just starting. There is a lot to get done over the next 4 years, and I look forward to the challenge ahead of me. For those who wish to join me at the start of this next journey, I will be sworn in at the December 1st Westminster City Council meeting, which will begin at 7 pm. It is open to anyone who wishes to attend. Onward together!

Election Day is here! If you haven’t voted yet, today is the day!

Westminster needs leaders who listen to the community and put the needs of our city first.

A healthy economy begins with support local businesses and the employees they hire. To make a better Westminster, we must commit to supporting economic growth right here in our city.

Local elections matter, and this year voters in Westminster have an important choice. Moving our city forward means voting for candidates that want to rebuild our roads, support working people in our city, and grow our local economy.

Westminster needs a justice system that is transparent, impactful, and cost effective. We must invest in crime prevention strategies that keep our communities safe.

Accessibility isn't just about City Hall. As a city, we need to make sure we make our city accessible for everyone with a disability who wants to live and thrive in Westminster.

Supporting local businesses is the heart to a successful and flourishing economy. City Council needs to work to promote small local businesses here in Westminster.

With just two weeks until election day, now is the time to vote and return your ballot!

Our budget should reflect our priotities as a city, and our leaders need to understand all aspects of the budget. We need a city government that is responsible and transparent with our money, and who uses the budget as a way to invest in our future.

Public safety is a priority for Westminster, and thats why we must invest in and support our firefighters. I am proud to support 3H and encourage everyone to vote YES this fall.

UNE Action is proud to endorse @Claire4Council in her run for Westminster Mayor and Obi Ezeadi, @JackforCo, and Sarah Nurmela in their campaigns for Westminster City Council in 2025! Learn more at uneaction.org/endorsements/

Westminster's beautiful fall colors this time of year are a reminder that our open spaces are critical to our city. Our city leaders need to invest in and expand our efforts to protect our parks.

Westminster’s homelessness problem requires compassion and coordination. Westminster can’t act alone—it must work regionally.

Just 22 Days until election day! Now is the time to cast your vote. Your ballot should be in your mailboxes, and drop-off locations are now open to return them.

Affordable child care is economic development. Supporting parents supports small business and our community. Our city must do better to support childcare providers and expand options.

Trader Joe’s is a win, but we must ensure grocery access for all. Essentials should be available in every neighborhood.

Crime prevention starts with smart design. Streetlights, sidewalks, and roundabouts make our neighborhoods safer and prevent road racing and pedestrian crime.

Rising costs are pushing families out of Westminster. Affordability in housing, groceries, and child care must be addressed to keep our city a place where people want to work and live.