Ebert Metropolitan District

2025 Election

in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Colorado Local Government Election Code (the “Code”), the May 6, 2025 Election must be conducted to elect three (3) Directors to serve for a term of four years and one (1) Director to serve a term for two years.  The election will be conducted as a mail ballot election.

Electors of the District will also be voting on the question to Consolidate the Ebert Metropolitan District and the Town Center Metropolitan District.  Please reference the Resolution (below) Advocating for Approval  of the Consolidation question.

Interested in serving on Ebert Metropolitan District’s Board of Directors?

Here are some Board Member expectations to consider before you self-nominate:

• To read, understand, know and comply with:
  •     The District’s Bylaws
  •     The Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.) that apply to special districts
  •     Colorado’s Open Meeting Law
• To read, know and understand the District's Master Declarations and Covenants
• To know Ebert Metropolitan District’s physical boundaries
• To know who is responsible for what (e.g. what the District is responsible for; what the City and County of Denver is responsible for; what the State and its agencies are responsible for) as they pertain to the District
• To know who the District’s contracted service providers are and what they are responsible for providing (i.e. their contract Terms and Conditions)
• To know the responsibilities and authorities of a Special District Board Member
• To read, understand, and know the terms and conditions of the District’s Intergovernmental Agreements (IGA’s) and other legally enforceable agreements.
• To read, know and understand the District’s budget and taxation structure
• To read, understand and be conversationally familiar with the complete content of any Regular and Special Meeting Board packets, prior to attending any scheduled meeting
• To know how to conduct and be able to conduct a Regular or Special meeting for the District
• To be available and participate in all scheduled Regular and Special meetings
• To communicate effectively with members of the public
• The public expects you to know the many complex matters affecting the District
• Volunteering to serve on a Colorado Special District Board is known to require upwards of 15-20 hours of your time in any given week

If ALL of the expectations described above appeal to you, please find, complete and submit the Self-Nomination Form that best suits the desired duration of your service.  [Note: Self Nomination forms are available only during an election cycle's Self-Nomination period.]

Thank You!