Councilmember Mark Wallach is widely respected for his steadfast commitment to community safety and fiscal responsibility. Now in his second term, he is known as one of the hardest-working, most prepared, and candid members of the Council. While some get sidetracked by pet projects, Mark remains focused on the city’s core priorities—public safety, snow removal, road maintenance, and essential services that serve all residents. A strong advocate for wildfire preparedness, he consistently champions practical, results-driven policies that enhance Boulder’s resilience and quality of life.

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Jenny Robins is a proven leader with deep roots in the community. She serves as Chair of the Parks and Recreation Board, sits on the board of the Play Boulder Foundation, and co-chairs the Boulder Chamber’s Community Affairs Council. With a strong track record of thoughtful leadership and collaboration, Jenny brings a clear, pragmatic approach to public service. A 2023 candidate for city council, she remains a dedicated advocate for public safety, housing affordability, wildfire protection, and meaningful community engagement. Jenny listens to all sides, does the work, and delivers practical, results-driven solutions that reflect the needs of the entire community.

Rob Kaplan brings 18 years of real-world experience with Boulder Rural Fire Rescue, retiring as a captain after leading emergency teams and shaping regional wildfire policies to improve community safety. As the former owner of Pro Peloton, a local bike shop, Rob understands the challenges small businesses face and their vital role in Boulder’s economy. He serves on Boulder’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, advocating for sustainable, equitable public spaces. Rob champions pragmatic solutions, fiscal responsibility, and good governance. With a grounded and collaborative approach, he's a trusted voice for a safer, more resilient, and vibrant Boulder.