Colorado Roots, Parker Home
Kristin Williams is a Colorado native who grew up in Aurora and has proudly called Parker home since 2012. She and her husband, Erik, are raising their two daughters in the community they love and are committed to serving.
Family Legacy of Service
Service runs deep in Kristin's family. Her father gave 32 years to the U.S. Navy and Naval Reserve: deploying to Vietnam, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Qatar, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He then spent 49 years in law enforcement with the Aurora Police Department, Wheat Ridge Police Department, and the Denver District Attorney's Office.
Her mother has served 41 years with the Aurora Police Department, work she still speaks about with real pride. Watching her parents show up for their community, day after day, taught Kristin what public service really looks like.
Professional Insight & Leadership
Kristin is a recently licensed real estate broker and has worked in the real estate industry for years. This gives her firsthand insight into how growth, housing, and local policy affect families and businesses. Her previous experience as an event manager strengthened her skills in organization, communication, and bringing people together to solve problems.
Active in Parker
An active member of the Parker community, Kristin serves on her daughter's School Accountability Committee and volunteers through her local church, and enjoys a fun 5k every now and then. She believes Parker should remain a place where families thrive and where residents receive real value for their tax dollars. She supports responsible spending and lower taxes, recognizing that Parker relies primarily on sales tax revenue rather than property taxes.
A Voice for Our Families
Kristin is running for Town Council because she believes families deserve a real voice in local government and Parker deserves leadership that listens, engages, and protects what makes the town special. She believes families should have the support they need to grow and thrive, because that’s how strong communities begin.
Commitment to Public Safety
Kristin believes public safety should be a top priority. She supports strong police, fire, and EMS services, along with fair School Resource Officer solutions that help keep kids and neighborhoods safe. She believes development should strengthen infrastructure and protect the quality of life that residents value.