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Kevin Van Winkle

Kevin Van Winkle

Member of the Douglas County Board of CommissionersWikipedia

Search complete. 6 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Kevin Van Winkle".

Oct 13, 2026

John CarsonGUEST
8:13
But it does go all the way over to Roxborough on one side, on the west side, and all the way over to Parker on the east side and down to Castle Pines, too.
Jeff HuntHOST
8:21
It used to be Kevin Van Winkle's seat.
Jeff HuntHOST
8:24
You've now taken over.
Jeff HuntHOST
8:25
Were you appointed to that seat following Kevin's victory as county commissioner?
Kim MonsonHOST
1:56
The presentation states that decision-making authority lies with current and future board and calls those decisions inherently subjective.
Kim MonsonHOST
2:04
Commissioner Kevin Van Winkle said, Voters deserve full economic transparency at the ballot box, Colorado Politics reported.
Kim MonsonHOST
2:12
In August, the campaign behind the petition, 3 to 5 Dugco, put the total for two more commissioners at about $500,000 a year, counting benefits, equipment, and travel.
Kim MonsonHOST
2:23
The Kim Monson Newsroom reported, State Representative Bob Marshall, a Highlands Ranch Democrat, said on the Kim Monson Show on October 12th that the campaign had always put the figure at no less than $500,000, and that everything above that, that's totally in the discretion of a future board.
Laura ThomasGUEST
38:26
So in June of this year, the Douglas County Board of Health was canceled because there was not a quorum there.
Laura ThomasGUEST
38:33
Neither George Thiel nor Kevin Van Winkle were there.
Laura ThomasGUEST
38:36
There's five board members.
Laura ThomasGUEST
38:38
Another board member called in sick.
George BrauchlerGUEST
16:56
In fact, he was the guy that held the position that Bob holds now as a member of the house.
George BrauchlerGUEST
17:01
His name's Kevin Van Winkle.
George BrauchlerGUEST
17:03
So the real issue here is why do we need to make this change? We heard from Bob him say, well, you know, two people can make all the decisions if it's a commission of three.
George BrauchlerGUEST
17:13
If it's five, that number balloons up to three.
Bob MarshallGUEST
20:55
If we had a commissioner from Highlands Ranch, I can guarantee there's no way they would have allowed or sat quietly while they authorized $100 million commission.
Bob MarshallGUEST
21:06
of our open space tax money to build the Disneyland of rec centers for Sterling Ranch, where Sterling Ranch residents get to use it for free, but all the rest of the county residents will have to pay to use it.
George BrauchlerGUEST
21:17
Kevin Van Winkle's from Highlands
Bob MarshallGUEST
21:20
Ranch.

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