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"As the current president of the recently merged Fairmount Fire Protection District Board of Directors, and a long-time resident of the unincorporated Jefferson County area on the west side of the Arvada Fire Protection District, I feel I am in a strong and unique position to lead and enhance the operations of the Arvada Fire Protection District." Jack C
Proven Leadership:
· Serving currently as Board President on the recently merged Fairmount Fire Protection District’s Board of Directors
· Retired Captain with Fairmount Fire Protection District
· Local business owner of a 55-year-old family business with 50 full-time employees
· Colorado native and Arvada resident for 28 years
· Served three years as a Ralston Valley High School MTB Coach
· 15 years as a Boy Scouts of America leader and Scout Master
· Active in my Local Church and served as Congregational President twice and sit on the Congregational Leadership team currently.
Why Vote for Jack C. Major:
· Committed To the Safety and wellbeing of the citizens of the Arvada Fire District and those who visit and travel through it.
· Committed to seeing the merger of the Arvada Fire Protection District through.
· Proven organizational leadership
· Efficient management of finances and budgets
· Experience in contract negotiations
· Ability to find effective solutions
· Deep belief in the fire service and its role in the community
· Dedicated to the amazing men and women who serve in the Arvada Fire Protection District
· Unique perspective as a former Fairmount firefighter and board member, and resident of the unincorporated Jefferson County area on west side of the Arvada Fire Protection District
I would appreciate your vote. Thank you.
Jack C. Major
Paid for by Jack C. Major
Arvada Fire will conduct a regular election on May 6, 2025 between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. to elect three directors to four-year terms expiring in May 2029. Absentee ballot applications for voters may be obtained through the Designated Election Official (DEO) by emailing (info@ccrider.us) or calling 303-482-1002. Electors are encouraged to request and return absentee ballot applications as early as possible and to submit forms to the DEO via email to ensure receipt and processing. More information about this election, such as polling and ballot drop-off sites, will be shared soon.
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