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Regular Meetings
- 6 p.m.
- 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month
- Council Chambers
606 Manitou Avenue
Manitou Springs, CO 80829
Work Sessions
- 6 p.m.
- 2nd Tuesday (and occasionally 4th Tuesday) of every month
- Council Chambers
606 Manitou Avenue
Manitou Springs, CO 80829
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The public is welcome and encouraged to attend both regular meetings and worksessions. Please email the ADA Coordinator if you need special assistance attending a meeting. You can also call 719-685-2554.
If you have an item that you would like added to the agenda, please email the City Clerk’s office or call 719-685-2554.
Livestream Meetings
You may go to this link to view live and recorded City Council meetings.
Agendas & Minutes
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available and posted following approval. Please scroll down in the window below to view recent agendas and minutes (newest meetings are located at the top).
If you would like to submit electronic comments to City Council on posted agenda items, please submit your comments through the appropriate staff member. The deadline to submit comments is noon on the Wednesday proceeding the meeting. If submitted by the deadline, your comments will be included in the City Council meeting packet.
Members
Contact City Council
Please click here to email City Council to email the entire City Council Body. Please click each email below to email each councilor individually.
Mayor John G. Graham Jan. 4, 2022
At-Large Judith Chandler Jan. 2, 2024
At-Large John Shada Jan. 2, 2024
At-Large Julie Wolfe Jan. 2, 2024
Ward 1 Susan Wolbrueck Jan. 4, 2022
Overview
The Manitou Springs City Council is composed of 7 members. The Mayor serves a 2-year term while the other 6 Councilors serve overlapping 4-year terms. All 7 members are elected by the citizens. All Manitou Springs residents vote for the Mayor and the 3 At-Large Councilors. Only residents living within a Ward can vote for that Ward’s Councilor.
If a Councilor resigns or is unable to continue in office, the City Council appoints a replacement member for the duration of the uncompleted term or until the next regular election. Councilors also serve as liaisons to various City departments, boards and commissions, and other local and regional agencies.