WHY I’M RUNNING
I am running for Mayor of Cherry Hills Village because I want to ensure that it remains a safe, serene, low-density residential community, as envisioned by the City’s Master Plan. This vision is under assault because of the intrusion of the state legislature on our right to govern ourselves as a home rule municipality. Another top priority is to improve cell coverage through out the city. Finally cut-through traffic must be managed and we need safe, clear regulations for e-bike usage. I was asked by members of the current City Council to run for Mayor because we want to continue our work to protect the semi-rural character of Cherry Hills Village.
A PROVEN RECORD OF
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
I’m pleased and honored to have 100% endorsement of every member on this Council, along with members of the last Council as well as three former mayors. In fact, I have the endorsements of 67% of the members of Council who served under my opponent when he was mayor.
I am proud of what we have accomplished over the last 4 years, including: full opening of Quincy Farm, increased public programming for families at Quincy Farm through our partnership with Cherry Hills Land Preserve, and at City Hall, and the progress toward accomplishing the goals of the Master Plan. Additionally, we ensured the police department had the funding necessary to allow it to be fully staffed and have the resources and technology it needed to become a first-class department. Crime has decreased significantly over the last 3½ years and we are one of the safest cities in Colorado.
We have accomplished these goals under budget every year and maintaining a healthy reserve of over two times annual operating expenses. In fact, the City’s economic position is so strong that we have directed staff to prepare a budget for 2027 that includes a tax moratorium with respect to the Cherry Hills Village portion of every resident’s property taxes for 2027, a benefit of $3,800 on average to every homeowner.
Cherry Hills Village deserves a Mayor who has already proven she can deliver under budget.
PRIORITIES
Susan’s priorities for Cherry Hills Village focus on keeping zoning decisions local, supporting public safety, protecting parks, trails and open space, improving infrastructure, and maintaining financial stability.
Explore each priority for more detail on her positions and relevant experience.
MEET SUSAN MAGUIRE
Council Member, Attorney, and Community Advocate
Susan Maguire has called Cherry Hills Village home since 2000. A lawyer with extensive experience in real estate, banking, finance, and corporate operations, she has spent years combining professional experience with service to her community.
Before joining City Council, Susan served in local civic and community roles, including with the Cherry Hills Land Preserve. In 2022, voters elected her to represent District 4 on City Council, where she has focused on local control, public safety, infrastructure, open space, and responsible financial management.
ENDORSED BY CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE LEADERS
Susan is honored to have the support of current and former City leaders, former mayors, and residents from across Cherry Hills Village who know her record of service and leadership.
Judge
Jeff Wellborn
Former Mayor of
Cherry Hills Village
Laura
Christman
Former Mayor of
Cherry Hills Village
Mike
Wozniak
Former Mayor of
Cherry Hills Village
GET INVOLVED
I’m asking for your vote so that we can keep Cherry Hills Village a safe, semi-rural urban oasis and keep the decisions about our community in the hands of the people who live here.
Get involved in Susan’s campaign by supporting her work to protect Cherry Hills Village, preserve local decision-making, and continue the progress already underway. Whether you want to volunteer, request a yard sign, stay connected, or make a contribution, your support helps keep this campaign moving forward.