Board of Directors

As an independent agency, the Mile High Flood District is governed by a unique board of directors consisting of twenty-two locally elected officials such as mayors, county commissioners, city council members, and two registered professional engineers.

Executive Committee

Chair: Mayor Jan Kulmann (City of Thornton)
Chair Pro Tem: Commissioner Lynn Baca (Adams County)
Treasurer: Mayor Tracy Engerman (City of Castle Pines)
Secretary: Commissioner Leslie Summey (Arapahoe County)
Member-at-Large: Mayor Pro Tem Jason Serbu (Town of Superior)

Board of Directors:

Michael Anderson, Professional Engineer
Mayor Guyleen Castriotta, City and County of Broomfield
Robert Harberg, Professional Engineer
Council Member Paul Kashmann, City and County of Denver
Commissioner Andy Kerr, Jefferson County
Mayor Meredith Leighty, City of Northglenn
Mayor Kyle Schlachter, City of Littleton
Mayor Lauren Simpson, City of Arvada
Commissioner Ashlehy Stolzmann, Boulder County
Mayor Wendi Strom, City of Lakewood
Commissioner George Teal, Douglas County
Council Member Jamie Torres, City and County of Denver

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Board Meetings

The Mile High Flood District board meets approximately eight times a year on the third Thursday of the month, with our Annual Meeting being held on…

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About Our Board Meetings

The Mile High Flood District board meets approximately eight times a year on the third Thursday of the month, with our Annual Meeting being held on the third Thursday of January. Our meetings are open to the general public and we’d love to have you join us. They begin at 1:00pm and are held virtually (link at the top of every Board Pack).