Sandy Hollingsworth
for
Gilpin County Commissioner
JOIN THE CAMPAIGN TODAY!
Thanks to Carole for many of the photos!
My thoughts go out to all of you who are coping during the economic squeeze,
have reduced work, business, benefits, or health during the Coronavirus pandemic.
It' a time of coming together to help our neighbors, family and friends
be safe and healthy as we adjust to changes in our daily lives.
Thank you to our emergency responders, human services groups, food banks, local businesses safely reopening, and volunteers reaching out to the most vulnerable
in our community.
When we offer our compassion and a helping hand we are a stronger community.
VOLUNTEER
Join the campaign to
call neighbors, host on zoom,
write, phone canvass, and more!
Please feel free to email me at ,
call or set up a time to walk or sit together to share your thoughts and ideas for Gilpin County, or request a yard sign
Photo compliments of Miangelo Photography
We are banner waving each weekend! Drop by!
CAMPAIGN BUZZ
Hi, the League of Women Voters on-line guide went live on Oct. 3rd. - enter your address and
your ballot information will show up. Ballots are in the mail!
Please read my candidate bio and positions in articles in
The Mountain Ear, Weekly Register Call, The Highlander, and
Coal Creek Mountain Messenger.
Your Vote is Your Voice!
You can check your voter registration at www.GoVoteColorado.com
I appreciate the support on my campaign journey and
ask for your vote by November 3.
Ballots are arriving Oct. 10-14 and
Gilpin's 3 ballot drop boxes open Oct. 19!
REGISTER TO VOTE!
Hi! I support that the mill levy issues will be on the ballot. Let voters decide! Although I understand that many people's budgets are stretched due to the pandemic, I support the 3 year limit on the mills because the end result is a reopened Community Center gathering place for all ages and funded
first responders and dispatchers until long term solutions can be found and operating budgets adjusted down in these lean times.
We rely on them and now they rely on us.
The Library mill levy is a modest increase to
restore their staff and services to pre-Covid levels. The Gilpin School mill levy will help fill in for statewide cuts to education funding.
Please vote yes.
With limited community gatherings, I'm keeping up with local and county meetings via Zoom, Facebook, articles, and websites.
Since July 2019, until the March closures, I've been attending
community groups, county commissioner and advisory meetings,
and events to meet residents, learn about organizations, and listen to your thoughts about Gilpin County. I'm still listening.
During Coronavirus I've continued to volunteer for
both food banks and organize donations to address food insecurity, make Mountain Masks, check on neighbors, deliver firewood, and
I am serving on Community Center reopening work-groups.
Please feel free to contact me.
Let's have a conversation about Gilpin County! Be well, Sandy