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"Our Colorado way of life is important, and I will work hard to preserve it for future generations."
MISSION ONE
Secure existing funding while keeping Adams County affordable.
MISSION TWO
Implement transparency rules and processes so taxpayers feel heard.
MISSION THREE
Implement an advisory committee with representation from Seniors, Veterans, Educators and an Affordable Housing representative.
About Kevin Priola
PROFESSIONAL LIFE
Kevin lived and worked in Adams County CAP Land Company and Priola Real Estate and Investment. His many years in Real Estate and business have taught him the importance of being fair.
ENERGY
Kevin supports renewable energy that will help lower energy prices and end our dependence on fossil fuel. He believes we should expand research and development of new technologies such as nuclear fusion and battery storage. This will create and grow jobs and bring down energy costs for working families.
ECONOMY
Kevin is committed to a pro-growth, pro-jobs strategy that keeps our state's economy on track. Kevin believes private property rights are important. Adams County is important to the regional economy and shouldn't be take for granted.
FAMILY ISSUES
Kevin Priola was born and raised in Adams County. He has raised his four children here and intends to live here the rest of his life. Kevin's wife of 30 years, Michelle, has taught in public schools, like many in his family. Education is an important issue.
EDUCATION
After attending Brighton 27J and Adams 12 schools, Kevin graduated from Horizon High School 1992. He attended the University of Colorado in Boulder where he received a BS in Business Finance with a minor in Economics. Kevin understands that we are a nation committed to equal opportunity, and there is no equal opportunity without equal access to an excellent education.
He then built and ran two companies over the decades right here in Adams County. He also served 16 years in the Colorado Legislature sponsoring many bills related to property taxes and funding for education.
SB23-266
Neonic Pesticides As Limited-use Pesticides
This bill requires that the commissioner of agriculture designate neonicotinoid pesticides as limited-use pesticides.
HB23-1281
Advance the Use of Clean Hydrogen
This bill requires the public utilities commission to consider issues related to the production of clean hydrogen and adopt rules establishing requirements for the presentation of a clean hydrogen project.
SB22-008
Higher Education Support for Foster Youth
This bill establishes postsecondary education support to Colorado resident students who have been in foster care at any time on or after reaching the age of 13.
HB22-1104
Powerline Trails
This bill allows and encourages public recreational trails in electrical transmission corridors of the state.
SB21-001
Modify COVID-19 Relief Programs for Small Business
This bill established modification to programs enacted to provide relief to certain business impacted by sever capacity restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
HB21-1208
Natural Disaster Mitigation Enterprise
This bill created an enterprise that is exempt from requirements of the state constitution (section 20 article X) to administer a fee-based natural disaster mitigation grant program.
SB20-066
Highly Effective Teachers in Low-Performing Areas
This bill provides incentives for high-performing teachers to move to low-performing school districts to equalize education throughout the state.
HB20-1103
Colorectal Cancer Screening Coverage
This bill requires health insurance carriers to provide preventative health insurance coverage for colorectal screenings.
SB19-008
Substance Use Disorder Treatment in Criminal Justice System
This bill enhances and offers alternatives concerning the treatment of individuals with substance use disorders who come in contact with the criminal justice system.
HB19-1216
Reduce Insulin Prices
This bill establishes measures to reduce a patient's costs of prescription insulin drugs.
SB18-151
Colorado Department of Education Bullying Policies Research
This bill requires the Department of Education to research approaches, policies, and practices in other states related to bullying prevention and education and develop a model after considering its research. The model is updated every 3 years.
HB18-1313
Pharmacists to Serve as Practitioners
This bill clarifies that for the purposes of laws pertaining to pharmaceutical care, a licensed and qualified pharmacist may prescribe over-the-counter medication under the "Colorado Medical Assistance Act" or within the parameters of a statewide drug therapy protocol.
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