For the past four years, it has been one of the greatest honors of my life to serve the community that has been home to my family for three generations. As a Parker native, wife, mom of four, small business owner, and your Town Councilmember, I have worked every day to protect the hometown values that make Parker such a special place to live.
I am running for re-election because our work is not finished. In my 4 years on council I have been a strong advocate for public safety, especially protecting and strengthening our School Resource Officer (SRO) program, while supporting our first responders, local businesses, and thoughtful growth that preserves Parker’s unique character.
Whether you have lived in Parker your entire life or just chose to make it your home, you deserve to continue to have your councilmember understand what makes this community special and has a proven record of standing up for it. I would be honored to earn your vote again and continue serving the town that has given so much to my family for generations.
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 is home. My family’s roots in Parker span three generations, and I am now raising my own four children in the same community that helped shape who I am. I understand firsthand what makes Parker special because I have lived it.
Since being elected to Town Council in 2022, I have remained focused on one simple question: Will this decision make Parker a better place for our families today and for generations to come?
That commitment has guided every vote I have taken and every opportunity I have had to serve. I have been a strong advocate for public safety, working to protect and strengthen our School Resource Officer (SRO) program, supporting our first responders, and ensuring Parker remains one of the safest communities in Colorado. I have also worked to support our local businesses, champion our youth, and encourage responsible growth that preserves the hometown character we all love.
My commitment to public safety extends well beyond Parker. For the past three years, I have served on the National League of Cities Public Safety & Crime Prevention Federal Advocacy Committee, traveling to Washington, D.C. each year to advocate for stronger federal support for local communities. One of my top priorities has been securing sustainable federal funding for School Resource Officers. After years of collaboration with lawmakers from both parties, I was proud to help finalize bipartisan support for federal SRO funding legislation in March 2026. It is an accomplishment that reflects my belief that protecting our children should never be a partisan issue.
Beyond Town Council, I currently serve as Vice-Chair of the Greater Parker Foundation, on the Douglas County Youth Initiative and Local Indigenous Leaders boards, and as the Town Council liaison to the Parker Chamber of Commerce.
My service to Parker began before I was elected to Town Council. I proudly served two years on the Town’s Special Licensing Authority Board and as Vice-Chair of the Downtown Business Alliance. As a small business owner on Mainstreet in Downtown Parker, I understand firsthand the importance of supporting our local businesses while preserving the traditions that bring our community together. I was honored to help bring back beloved events like the Hometown Christmas Parade and Trick or Treat on Mainstreet because those traditions are part of what makes Parker feel like home.
I am running for re-election because I believe Parker’s best days are still ahead. Together, we can continue protecting public safety, supporting our families and local businesses, preserving our hometown values, and ensuring Parker remains the community we are proud to call home!
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EXPERIENCE
A Proven Record of Service
Over the years, Brandi Wilks has built a record of bringing people together, solving problems, and advocating for the priorities that matter most to Parker residents. From strengthening public safety initiatives and supporting youth programs to championing local businesses and community traditions, Brandi’s service has always focused on creating meaningful results for the people of Parker.
Her experience extends beyond elected office, with years of hands-on involvement in local organizations, boards, and community initiatives. This foundation of service has provided her with a unique understanding of municipal leadership, community partnerships, and the importance of preserving what makes Parker special while preparing for its future.
Town Council Experience & Accomplishments
- Town of Parker Town Councilmember | 2022-Present
Since being elected to Town Council in 2022, Brandi has focused on protecting public safety, supporting local businesses, advocating for youth, and preserving the hometown values that make Parker unique.
- Public Safety & Crime Prevention Federal Advocacy Committee | 2023-Present
As a member of the National League of Cities Public Safety & Crime Prevention Federal Advocacy Committee, Brandi has spent the past three years advocating for stronger public safety resources for communities across the country. She has traveled to Washington, D.C. annually to work with federal leaders and champion the importance of School Resource Officers (SROs) in protecting students and strengthening relationships between schools, law enforcement, and communities.
Through years of bipartisan collaboration and advocacy, Brandi helped advance federal SRO funding legislation, which received bipartisan support in March 2026. Her commitment to public safety continues to ensure Parker has a strong voice at both the local and federal level.
- Greater Parker Foundation | Vice-Chair
As Vice-Chair of the Greater Parker Foundation, Brandi helps support initiatives that enhance programs and projects benefiting the Parker community. The Foundation provides residents and supporters with a way to directly invest in areas including parks, recreation and open space, education, public safety, cultural arts, and Parker’s historical legacy.
- Douglas County Youth Initiative | Board Member
Brandi is committed to creating opportunities for Parker’s youth and ensuring young people have the resources, support, and community connections needed to thrive.
- Town Council Liaison to the Parker Chamber of Commerce
As the Town Council liaison to the Parker Chamber of Commerce, Brandi works directly with local businesses to strengthen communication between the Town and the business community.
- Local Indigenous Leaders Board | Board Member
Brandi serves alongside community leaders to support meaningful conversations, partnerships, and awareness surrounding Parker’s history and future.
Community Leadership Before Town Council
Brandi’s commitment to Parker began long before she was elected to Town Council.
- Town of Parker Special Licensing Authority | Board Member | 2021-2022
Before serving on Town Council, Brandi served for two years on the Town’s Special Licensing Authority, gaining valuable experience reviewing and supporting responsible business practices within the community.
- Downtown Business Alliance of Parker | Vice-Chair | 2021-2024
As Vice-Chair of the Downtown Business Alliance, Brandi worked alongside local business owners to strengthen and grow Downtown Parker. She helped create the Friends of the DBA program, expanding opportunities for businesses throughout Parker to connect and participate.
Brandi played an instrumental role in bringing back beloved community traditions, including the Hometown Christmas Parade and Trick or Treat on Mainstreet, while supporting the local businesses, nonprofits, and volunteers who make these events possible.
- Wilks Real Estate Community Giving | 2007-Present
Through Wilks Real Estate, Brandi and her family have consistently supported Parker organizations and causes through fundraising, sponsorships, and community involvement, including:
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- Parker Task Force
- SECOR Cares
- Royal Family Kids
- ASPCA
- Malas for Tatas
- Parker Secret Closet
- Parker Area Chamber of Commerce | Member | 2018-Present
- Downtown Parker Volunteer | 2018-Present
- Parker Recreation Flag Football Coach | 2010
- Ponderosa Theatre Parents | Board Member | 2020-2021
- Legend High School JV Cheer Mom | 2021
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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“As a Parker business owner, lifelong resident, and your Town Councilmember, I remain deeply committed to serving the community I love. Through my work in town, supporting local businesses, volunteering, participating in community programs, partnering with our schools, and giving back through charitable efforts, I have dedicated myself to protecting the hometown spirit that makes Parker such a special place to call home.
Over the years, I have worked hard to be a positive and meaningful voice for our community, our children, our schools, our neighbors, and our fellow business owners. I believe every person who calls Parker home deserves to be heard, respected, and represented.
It has been an honor to serve you on Town Council, and I remain committed to being a strong voice for all of the people of Parker. I would be grateful for your continued support and the opportunity to keep serving our community.”
Upcoming Events
DBA CANDIDATE PANEL MEET & GREET
September 9th @ 9am at Parker Library
The Downtown Business Alliance of Parker is hosting a Candidate panel meet & greet where they will ask questions and allow the viewers to get to know each candidate better. This is a great opportunity to get to know Brandi Wilks better and why she wants to be relected and continue to be Your Voice on Town Council.
CHAMBER CANDIDATE FORUM
October 7th @ 6:30pm at the Parker Hotel
The Parker Chamber of commerce is hosting a Candidate forum where they will ask questions and allow the viewers to get to know each candidate better. This is a great opportunity to get to know Brandi Wilks better and why she wants to be relected and continue to be Your Voice on Town Council.
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Remember to Vote!
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If you aren’t sure how to register please email me and I would be happy to support you in getting registered. Thank you!
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