Jeffco Priorities
Constant interaction with constituents and other interested parties have helped Rachel Zenzinger fashion a solid list of priorities that will help guide her work as a Jefferson County Commissioner.
Budget & Economic Development
Jeffco has countless competing needs with a limited budget. Rachel Zenzinger is uniquely qualified to handle the challenge. She was the Chair of the Colorado State Legislature’s Joint Budget Committee, where she successfully balanced the $40 billion state budget for five years. Read more…
Fire & Public Safety
Issues of fire and public safety consume Jeffco residents’ attention throughout the year, and we need to stay on top of these ongoing problems. We must ensure that our government agencies have the resources to keep everyone as safe as possible. Rachel Zenzinger draws upon past experiences to come up with ideas she is eager to share. Read more…
Transportation & Infrastructure
Roads, bridges, bike paths and other components of the infrastructure are critical to Jefferson County’s health. Business thrives and quality of life improves when transportation is reliable. Rachel Zenzinger has a history of finding solutions to thorny transportation and infrastructure issues. Read more…
Health & Human Services
Health and Human Services are a vital part of Jefferson County, ensuring the safety and quality of life for residents. We can’t afford to shortchange efforts to provide quality and responsiveness in these areas. This obligation goes beyond a matter of simple dignity, because a weak investment here translates into greater expenses elsewhere. Read more…
Affordable Housing & Land Use
A solution to Jeffco’s housing crisis will equate to solutions in multiple other problems. Housing affects everyone, either directly or indirectly. One way to address housing shortages (and rising prices) is to designate the most efficient use of the land within Jeffco. Rachel Zenzinger has the experience in managing these issues. Read more…
Trails & Open Space
Residents of Jefferson County pride themselves in their orientation toward outdoor activities, and our trails and open spaces help define who we are. As more and more unincorporated land is bought with an eye toward development, we must maintain our focus on this critical amenity, and even improve it. Read more…