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VIctor Mayor & City Council

The City of Victor is a statutory city of the State of Colorado and is governed by Colorado Revised Statutes and a set of ordinances which are compiled in a “municipal code.”

The City of Victor is governed by a five member council comprised of four members, two from each of two wards, and a Mayor. City Council members and the Mayor are elected to overlapping terms of four years with elections every other odd numbered year in November.

The City Council and Mayor form the legislative branch of the City while the administrative duties are carried out by an appointed City Administator. The City Council establishes and continuously reviews a set of goals by which they govern. The City’s budget is adopted with the criteria of addressing those goals.

The City Council members and Mayor are anxious to meet the needs and hear the opinions of their constituents. City Council meetings are typically held on the 3rd Thursday of the month (see municipal calendar) beginning with a worksession at 5:00PM followed by the official Council meeting at 6:00 PM, both of which are open to the public. The City Council and Mayor positions are part time and none hold regular office hours at City Hall.

For more information on agendas and meetings, click here.

VIctor Mayor & City Council

The City of Victor is a statutory city of the State of Colorado and is governed by Colorado Revised Statutes and a set of ordinances which are compiled in a “municipal code.”

The City of Victor is governed by a five member council comprised of four members, two from each of two wards, and a Mayor. City Council members and the Mayor are elected to overlapping terms of four years with elections every other odd numbered year in November.

The City Council and Mayor form the legislative branch of the City while the administrative duties are carried out by an appointed City Administator. The City Council establishes and continuously reviews a set of goals by which they govern. The City’s budget is adopted with the criteria of addressing those goals.

The City Council members and Mayor are anxious to meet the needs and hear the opinions of their constituents. City Council meetings are typically held on the 3rd Thursday of the month (see municipal calendar) beginning with a worksession at 5:00PM followed by the official Council meeting at 6:00 PM, both of which are open to the public. The City Council and Mayor positions are part time and none hold regular office hours at City Hall.

For more information on agendas and meetings, click here.

Cripple Creek has a City Council with four members and a Mayor.

Its mission is to be responsive to the needs of the community and region, and operate the City in a manner that is cost-effective and professional.