Adam Frisch is a common-sense, local businessman, family man, and former city councilman. Adam has worked for two decades to create local economic growth and jobs and make our communities safer and stronger. He will prioritize Colorado Water, Energy, and Jobs, and make sure rural America becomes a focus again in Washington, DC.

Adam’s background in business means he understands our economy and has the experience to make our district’s economy strong. He knows that creating good-paying jobs and fighting inflation must be the top priorities for our representative, not sideshow theatrics.

Adam has a long record of public service and fiscal responsibility. He chaired Pitkin County’s financial advisory board from 2005 to 2011 and was then elected to city council. As a city councilman, Adam played a vital role on a number of important issues, such as:

• Worked to develop housing opportunities that serve workers and their families;
• Helped lead efforts to increase funding for public schools;
• Expanded and secured long-term water rights for the community;
• Increased childcare funding to serve more infants and toddlers.

Adam’s wife, Katy Frisch, is the president of her family’s manufacturing business and serves on the local school board. They have a 17-year-old son, a 15-year-old daughter, and an active bird-dog. On the weekends, they enjoy exploring Colorado and discovering new outdoor adventures.