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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.
Legislation
Kevin served 16 years as both a Colorado State Representative and State Senator, sponsoring and co-sponsoring legislation focused on ensuring equitable property tax valuation and funding for education, while advocating for the residents of Adams County.
PHOTO GALLERY
In the news...
Why your Colorado property tax bill still increased this year
CPR News
By: Andrew Kenney
February 9, 2026
If you’ve noticed your 2026 property tax bill increased even though property values in some areas have declined, you’re not alone. Learn more about the factors driving this trend and what it means for your home by clicking the link to your right.
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