Experience

EXPERIENCE

Littleton City Council at-large member

2017-2019

The City Council serves as the policy-making body for the city. All seven city council members are elected by the citizens of Littleton, three at-large and four from legislative districts. In addition to establishing policy on a myriad of issues, council approves the annual city budget and determines the city's yearly property tax rates. Kyle served as the Council Liaison to the Next Generation Advisory Committee, Littleton Public Schools Board of Education, Littleton Museum Board, CDOT, WestConnect Coalition, DrCOG Board (alternate), and Arapahoe County Transportation Forum (alternate).

Littleton Leadership Academy

2017

The Littleton Leadership Academy was designed to develop leadership potential within the community to meet the demands of tomorrow. The Academy identified emerging leaders and gave them a broader view of civic leadership through direct contact with the people and institutions that shape the community.

Littleton Invest for Tomorrow

2015-2018

Littleton Invests For Tomorrow (LIFT) - as authorized by State law (C.R.S. 31-25-104) - was created by the City of Littleton to provide the community with a set of tools to foster community development. As directed by its board and overseen by the Littleton City Council, LIFT helped to enable thoughtful, sound growth and development.

Colorado Wine Industry Development Board

2010-present

Promoting all of the more than 160 licensed wineries in Colorado, the CWIDB offers information on touring the wineries in and around the Denver Metro Area as well as on the Western Slope and on the technical aspects of making wine in Colorado. For my efforts promoting Colorado Wine, I was named one of Wine Enthusiast's Top 40 Under 40 Tastemakers in the entire country in 2017.

Steeplechase III HOA

2010-1012

I served on the Steeplechase III homeowners association and served as HOA President.

Why Kyle?

Hi, I’m Kyle Schlachter. I am proud to be the first directly elected Mayor of Littleton. Littleton is such an amazing place to live. We have an amazingly historic community. We are blessed with treasured architecture from Historic Main Street to the marvelous Mid-Mod Mile of Littleton Blvd. Our history doesn’t just reside in buildings. The people are the heart of our community. Littleton leaders of the past had the foresight to create one of largest urban parks in the country. Because of long-term planning like this, we are able to enjoy unique wildlife, open space, and recreational opportunities that South Platte Park offers. That is the kind of leadership needed to make our city such an amazing place.

Our neighborhoods are the perfect places for parents to raise families, for professionals to make their home base, and for retirees to enjoy the best years of their lives. Our schools are the best in the state, our restaurants are among the tastiest, and our traditions like Western Welcome Week nurture our community spirit. The people of Littleton are passionate and proud of our community, and rightfully so!

The charm and livability of Littleton didn’t just happen by chance. The Littleton we know and love took years of work and planning and the work continues. I want the next generation of Littleton residents to be as proud of their community in 50 years as we are of Littleton right now. I look forward to listening to residents of Littleton and as Mayor I will work to foster a city government that is inclusive, innovative, responsive, and collaborative - just like the people who live here.

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