Over the past four years, I have worked hard to earn your trust by showing up, listening, and making thoughtful decisions that put Parker first. Together, we’ve strengthened public safety, supported our local businesses, invested in our youth, and protected the hometown character that makes our community unique. While I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished, there is still important work ahead. I am running for re-election to continue building on that momentum, standing up for Parker’s families, and ensuring our town remains one of the safest, strongest, and most welcoming communities in Colorado. I would be honored to earn your vote and the opportunity to continue serving Parker.
ABOUT BRANDI WILKS
PROTECTING THE TOWN OF PARKER & EVERYONE IN IT
Rooted in Parker. Committed to Our Future.
Parker isn’t just where I live, it’s always been my home. As a third-generation Parker native raising my four children here, I’ve watched our community grow while working to preserve the values that make it special. Since being elected to Town Council in 2022, I’ve focused on strengthening public safety, supporting our local businesses, investing in our youth, and ensuring Parker grows responsibly without losing its hometown character. Whether serving our community locally or advocating in Washington, D.C. for stronger School Resource Officer funding, I’ve always believed every decision should make Parker a better place for today’s families and future generations. I’m running for re-election because I believe Parker’s best days are still ahead, and I’m committed to keeping it the community we’re proud to call home.
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EXPERIENCE
A Proven Record of Service
Long before I was elected to Town Council, I was actively serving our community because I believe strong communities are built by neighbors who step up. From serving on the Town’s Special Licensing Authority and as Vice-Chair of the Downtown Business Alliance to my current roles with the Greater Parker Foundation, Douglas County Youth Initiative, Local Indigenous Leaders Board, and as Town Council liaison to the Parker Chamber of Commerce, I’ve worked alongside community leaders to help make Parker an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.
These experiences have given me valuable perspective and reinforced the importance of listening, building partnerships, and making thoughtful decisions that put Parker first. They continue to shape the way I serve our community every day.
Town Council Experience & Accomplishments
Town Councilmember | 2022-Present
- Protected public safety by strengthening Parker’s School Resource Officer (SRO) program and supporting our police officers and first responders.
- Championed responsible growth to preserve Parker’s hometown character while planning for our future.
- Supported local businesses and worked to keep Parker’s economy strong and thriving.
- Advocated for Parker’s youth by supporting programs that invest in the next generation.
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National League of Cities – Public Safety & Crime Prevention Federal Advocacy Committee | 2023-Present
- Represented Parker in Washington, D.C. to advocate for stronger public safety resources.
- Helped secure bipartisan support for federal School Resource Officer (SRO) funding legislation in 2026.
- Ensured Parker has a voice in national conversations on community safety and crime prevention.
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Vice-Chair – Greater Parker Foundation | 2022-Present
- Supports projects that improve quality of life through investments in parks, recreation, public safety, education, arts, and Parker’s history.
- Helps connect community support with initiatives that benefit Parker families.
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Board Member – Douglas County Youth Initiative | 2022-Present
- Advocates for opportunities that help young people succeed through leadership, education, and community engagement.
- Works with local partners to address issues impacting today’s youth.
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Town Council Liaison – Parker Chamber of Commerce | 2023-Present
- Serves as a direct connection between Town Council and our local business community.
- Listens to business owners and works to support a strong local economy.
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Board Member – Local Indigenous Leaders | 2023-Present
- Helps preserve and honor Parker’s history while building meaningful partnerships for the future.
- Supports education and community awareness about the people and stories that shaped our region.
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Community Leadership Before Town Council
Brandi’s commitment to Parker began long before she was elected to Town Council.
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Town of Parker Special Licensing Authority | Board Member (2021–2022)
- Reviewed and approved business licensing matters while promoting responsible business practices and protecting the interests of Parker residents.
- Gained valuable experience in local government before serving on Town Council.
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Downtown Business Alliance | Vice-Chair (2021–2024)
- Helped strengthen Downtown Parker by supporting local businesses and building partnerships throughout the community.
- Created the Friends of the DBA program to expand business involvement and community collaboration.
- Was one of the key people to bring back cherished traditions like the Hometown Christmas Parade and Trick or Treat on Mainstreet.
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Wilks Real Estate Community Giving (2007–Present)
- Proudly supports local nonprofits, schools, and community organizations through sponsorships, fundraising, volunteerism, and giving back.
- Committed to investing in the organizations that make Parker stronger, including:
- Parker Task Force
- SECOR Cares
- Royal Family KIDS
- Parker Secret Closet
- Malas for Tatas
- Be The Good Ones
- ASPCA and other community causes
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Additional Community Service
- Member, Parker Area Chamber of Commerce (2018–Present)
- Downtown Parker Volunteer (2012–Present)
- Board Member, Ponderosa Theatre Parents (2020–2021)
- Legend High School JV Cheer Mom | 2021
- Parker Recreation Flag Football Coach | 2010
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Brandi’s record reflects a lifetime of service to Parker. From supporting local businesses and youth programs to advocating for public safety at the federal level, she remains committed to protecting the community that her family has called home for three generations.
Dear Fellow Parker-ites,
I am honored to announce my campaign for re-election to Parker Town Council.
Parker is more than a place on a map. It is a community built by the people who live here, the families who have grown here, the businesses that invest here, and the neighbors who continue to make this town feel like home.
Over the past four years, it has been my privilege to listen to your concerns, hear your ideas, and work alongside you to protect the things that make Parker special. I believe every resident deserves a strong voice at Town Hall and leaders who will make decisions with the future of our community in mind.
As Parker continues to grow and evolve, I remain committed to protecting our hometown spirit, supporting the people and businesses who make this community thrive, and ensuring that every resident feels heard and represented.
Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to serve you. I humbly ask for your continued support and your vote so we can continue protecting what makes Parker home.
– Brandi Wilks
Join Me on My Countdown to Council! I will take you through some history of Parker, as well as My Own History and some important topics for Town Council along with the accomplishments we as a council have made over the past 4 years. The Parker Town Council election is November 3, 2026. Remember on your ballot its as easy as 1, 2, 3… Wilks | Barrington | Frandsen
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