Douglas County Commissioners to consider ballot title for voter-initiated ballot measure at Friday Special Business Meeting

Board motions during Aug. 27 Work Session direct staff to present financial information, draft and edit ballot title language

The next step for a voter-initiated measure to add two Douglas County Commissioners comes Friday, when the Board will consider the measure’s ballot title at a Special Business Meeting. 

The Special Business Meeting follows a Work Session on Thursday, Aug. 27, where Commissioners made three motions related to the measure. The Board directed staff to: 

  • Include information in the ballot title clarifying the financial impacts of expanding the Board from three to five Commissioners and present that information at the Business Meeting on Friday. 
  • Adjust ballot title language as needed to ensure clarity for voters.
  • Draft language to refer a ballot measure that would give voters a third option to elect the five-member Board entirely at large, if the expansion is approved. 

Thursday’s Work Session follows action from a Tuesday, Aug. 25 Business Meeting, where the Board adopted procedures for carrying out its responsibilities for voter-initiated ballot measures.  

Special Business Meeting Friday
At a Special Business Meeting at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 28, the Board will consider the voter-initiated ballot title and related items. The timing allows for the 72-hour window for ballot title challenges ahead of the Sept. 4 ballot deadline. 

When: 10:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 28
Where: 100 Third St., Castle Rock, or watch the meeting live on the County’s YouTube channel 

View the Special Business Meeting agenda online.  

The public is invited to attend, and there will be time for public comment. 

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