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Westminster council appoints Adam Barajas, approves transit and lobbying resolutions and delays legislative-policy resolution
Summary
The council swore in Adam Barajas to fill a vacancy through 2027, approved several resolutions including lobbying protocols and advocacy for a downtown Westminster rail station and RTD funding for the Northwest rail line, and moved the City of Westminster 2026 legislative policy statement off tonight's agenda for further review.
The Westminster City Council on Dec. 15 swore in Adam Barajas and adopted multiple resolutions directing the city's regional advocacy positions.
Adam Barajas took the oath of office and will serve the remainder of the current term, which City Manager Andrews said concludes in 2027. "I am dedicated to listening and hearing, and conversing with the voice," Barajas said after being sworn in.
On motions and votes, the council recorded several outcomes (as stated in the meeting record). The council removed Resolution 26 (the City of Westminster 2026 legislative policy statement) from the meeting agenda and…
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