Welcome to the Adams County League of Women Voters
We invite both current and prospective members to join us for our monthly meetings, held on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM. Meetings are conducted either in person at the Adams County Human Services Building (11860 N. Pecos St., Westminster — downstairs) or via Zoom.
No meetings are scheduled for January, but please check out our information below for events happening around the state.
League of Women Voters' of Colorado – Upcoming Event
LWVCO Speaker Series – Session #1: Understanding Power – Checks, Balances, & Accountability
Date: Thursday, January 15, 2026
Time: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
This event will be held via videoconference, so registration is required.
Event Link:
https://www.lwvcolorado.org/content.aspx?page_id=4091&club_id=314195&item_id=2784551
About This Event
Join us for a dynamic conversation exploring how power is shaped, checked, and challenged in a healthy democracy. This panel brings together leaders from law, government oversight, and the arts to examine how institutions and individuals hold authority to account.
- Justice Richard Gabriel, Colorado Supreme Court
Justice Gabriel offers a front-row view of how judicial decisions uphold constitutional principles, protect individual rights, and serve as a critical check within our system of separated powers. - Donald K. Sherman, Executive Director & Chief Counsel, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW)
A national expert on government ethics, corruption, and accountability, Sherman brings deep insight into how watchdog organizations confront abuses of power and defend democratic norms at the federal level. - Ravi Zupa, Artist & Cultural Commentator
Through provocative, cross-disciplinary work, Zupa explores themes of authority, resistance, and civic responsibility. His artistic perspective adds a crucial dimension to how culture can reveal — and rebalance — power.
Together, they will examine how legal, civic, and creative forces shape our shared understanding of power in a democracy — and what it means to safeguard it.
Some of Our Other Recent Activities
In November 2025, Guest Speaker Nathan Steele of Xcel Energy discussed how the company is promoting renewable energy and working toward a goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030.
In October 2025, members discussed two statewide ballot measures and heard from Dr. Jessica Fiedler, Executive Director of Almost Home, about local efforts to support families experiencing housing instability.
In September 2025, we welcomed Josh Zygielbaum, Adams County Clerk & Recorder, and Katie Kondrat, Election Supervisor, who shared insights on election security practices and voter engagement in Adams County and across Colorado.
We also hosted two well-attended Voter Forums in Commerce City and Thornton during September. Thank you to all who participated!