The Metro Mayors Caucus, an organization recognized for drawing together mayors from the expansive Denver Metro area, has just ushered in Mayor Guyleen Castriotta of the City and County of Broomfield as its 2025 Chair. Castriotta, who ascended from the position of 1st Vice Chair, makes history as the first from Broomfield to clinch this role.

The caucus stands as a forum for dialogue, aiming to converge diverse municipal priorities into a unified regional agenda. "I am honored to be the first Broomfield Mayor to Chair the Metro Mayors Caucus. The Caucus is a great cooperative effort among Denver Metro area municipalities," Castriotta conveyed, as reported by the City and County of Broomfield. This platform marks a commitment to joint action for the welfare of the collective, despite, individual towns harboring their distinct concerns.

Heidi Williams, currently at the helm of Civic Results as its CEO and fulfilling duties as Executive Director of the Metro Mayors Caucus, has expressed full confidence in Castriotta's capabilities. "Mayor Castriotta will be a wonderful asset for the Mayors Caucus," said Williams, as per City and County of Broomfield. Her commendations not only recognize Castriotta's rich background in local governance but also her fervent approach to regional and state affairs that could serve as a boon to the caucus.

From its inception in 1993, instigated by seven mayors, the Metro Mayors Caucus has flourished to include 38 municipalities with a focus on regional programs. The caucus not only builds trust among its mayoral members, but also serves as a united front in policy advocacy at various governmental strata while keeping a close watch on key policy angles at the local, state, and federal levels. Contributions span across an admirable spectrum, all rooted in the spirit of collaboration and consensus.