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About Tim Danahey

Finally, a councilman for all the voices of Parker

The Town needs to reach out and have frequent communications with neighborhoods.
More citizens need to be involved with local government, especially budget and planning.
A recycling program needs to be implemented before the State mandates one.
HOAs should work with the Town to achieve joint savings and effectiveness
There are laws available to help prevent foreclosed properties from blighting our neighborhoods
The people of Parker need to know about the workings of their government
Developers must be accountable for the quality of their projects
The new library and arts will add vibrancy and prosperity to the Town
The chronic vacancy and blight at Cottonwood Square must never again be allowed in Parker
Shade trees are essential to the long-term vitality of our Town

An informed community will commit to the "Live Parker, Buy Parker" campaign.
The Town's purchasing procedures must be revised to assure Parker businesses participate.
Contracting procedures must be changed to give incentives for using Parker subcontractors and suppliers.
The professional employment base must be expanded to enhance the day and evening economies.
We need a top-flight independent bookstore as a business center catalyst.
The Cultural Facility needs to be a source of revenue for the Town rather than a cost burden.
A new business district should be formed to assure attractive development along Parker Road.

You can learn more by reading the Questions and Answers on this web page, calling 720/331-7400, or asking your friends and neighbors.

#1 for Parker