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Todd Schumacher
Ward 1 Council Member

Phone: 720-840-7145
12560 Vrain St.
Broomfield, CO 80020
tschumacher@broomfieldcitycouncil.org


Elected by Ward for a 4-year term. Current term ends November, 2011.
 

Married  to Theresa, three childrenResident of Broomfield since 2003.  Enjoys running, skiing, golfing and mountain biking. Coaches tee-ball and soccer.
 

Education:  Master of Human Resources and Industrial Relations, Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations, University of IllinoisMaster of Arts, Organizational Communications, Bowie State UniversityBachelor of Arts, Political Science / Pre-Law, University of Illinois.

 

Occupation:  Human Resources ManagerMergers and Acquisitions, Sun Microsystems, Inc., Broomfield

 

Philosophy of local government: The strength of a community depends on the strength of its individuals. Each individual has the right to pursue his or her own goals and is obligated to respect the rights of others in competing for achievement of success.

 

The purpose of government is to protect the rights of individuals and to provide vital services that individuals are unable to provide on their own.

The optimal place for government to be effective is at the local and state levels, where it can more effectively offer services to assist individuals. With equal rights and equality of opportunity secured by the government, individuals are empowered to exercise free will to achieve personal and economic goals.

Local government must be held accountable by the citizens and must avoid excessive taxation and regulation, which can lead to unwarranted bureaucracy and sluggishness.