Council Member Jacob LaBure

05/04/2026

04/21/2026

Disappointing news - just another reminder that mergers often result in layoffs. I hope our Economic Development department continues to look for opportunities to increase business activity in Lakewood.

04/16/2026

Engaging the community in meaningful conversations about collective problem-solving is a key tactic, and I welcome the mayor's decision to reinstate the State of the City address. I

04/08/2026

UNOFFICIAL RESULTS (1st Drop)

CITY OF LAKEWOOD

SPECIAL ELECTION

APRIL 7, 2026

Question 1

13,843 YES (AGAINST THE ORDINANCE)

7,437 NO (FOR THE ORDINANCE)



Question 2

13,765 YES (AGAINST THE ORDINANCE)

7,537 NO (FOR THE ORDINANCE)



Question 3

13,810 YES (AGAINST THE ORDINANCE)

7,470 NO (FOR THE ORDINANCE)



Question 4

13,781 YES (AGAINST THE ORDINANCE)

7,488 NO (FOR THE ORDINANCE)

04/06/2026

03/11/2026

Do you live in Lakewood and are an active register voter? If so, you’re eligible to vote in the Lakewood Special Election! 🗳️
Registered to vote but not sure if you are an active voter? An active registered voter is a voter who has voted in prior statewide general elections in November of even numbered years. If you have not voted in the last two statewide general elections in November – which means for the last four years – then you are not an active registered voter and will not receive a ballot for this special election unless you update your registration.

Make sure you register to vote or update your registration by March 30th to receive your ballot in the mail.
✅ Update your voter registration: https://lkwd.co/VoterRegistration
ℹ️ Learn more: https://lkwd.co/SpecialElection2026

03/04/2026

01/24/2026

Everyone in the United States, including undocumented immigrants, has fundamental rights under the U.S. Constitution—regardless of who is in office. If you are an immigrant, it’s important to understand your rights when...

01/07/2026

Cold Weather Activation: January 8-9

Due to projected precipitation and overnight low temperatures, cold weather sheltering resources will be in place in Jefferson County until Jan. 9 at 10 a.m. Cold weather poses a serious danger to people who are unsheltered, and Jefferson County encourages community members to seek available resources.

12/19/2025

💨About 32,000 Jeffco residents are impacted by Xcel Energy’s Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). With continuing high winds expected, the shutoff could be extended to Friday, Dec. 19.

Please check out this county resource page to find important information for anyone affected by the PSPS: https://www.jeffco.us/5156/Extreme-Wind-Power-Outage-Information