
Laura Hefta Parker Town Council Member Parker, Colorado
Thank You Residents for electing me in 2020 and in 2024! Serving our residents is my passion.
Thank You Residents for electing me in 2020 and in 2024! Serving our residents is my passion.
Laura is a strong advocate who will preserve and protect our beautiful community. Laura is a retired Army Colonel (0-6) from the United States Army Reserves, Judge Advocate General's Corp. Laura currently has her own law practice in Estate Planning, VA/Military law. Laura lives with her husband and sons in Parker.
Dear Parker Colorado Residents,
I am delighted to be serving on Town Council in Parker, Colorado since December 2020. I am dedicated to helping our residents enjoy living in Parker and maintaining our hometown spirit.
In 2025, I continue to honor/assist non-profit organizations and small businesses who dedicate their time, money and volunteer efforts to make Parker a cohesive and healthy community. I also sit on several boards in both Parker and Castle Rock, Colorado providing strategic expertise in addition to myTown Council commitment. Serving Douglas County residents and Veterans is my passion.
I believe in accountable leadership, productive business practices, balanced growth strategy, fiscally conservative budgeting, and transparency in local governance.
I continue to serve our Town in a spirit of dignity and professionalism for the benefit of all Parker's residents. I focus on three main areas: 1) Safety/Health; 2) Infrastructure; and 3) Economic Development. I will work to preserve the beauty and character of Parker and educate our residents on services/issues in our community. My additional website for Douglas County is listed below.
https://douglascountyresources.com/
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Residents of Parker enjoy the services of a semi regional Fire Department, that being South Metro Fire Rescue. Parker does not have its own Fire Department. Remember, during fire season, (approximately May thru September) keep your property clear of dry vegetation, create a defensible space around your home, and have an evacuation plan ready. Always heed local fire warnings and never leave outdoor fires unattended. These steps are crucial in preventing wildfires and protecting lives and properties.
South Metro Fire Rescue
South Metro Fire Rescue (SMFR) is committed to helping the community it serves, including 300 square miles in Arapahoe, Douglas and Jefferson counties. With 29 stations in the south metro area, SMFR provides emergency and prevention services to approximately 560,000 residents (over 285 square miles) and thousands more who come into our communities to work. Specifically, SMFR serves the cities of Bow Mar, Castle Pines, Centennial, Cherry Hills Village, Columbine Valley, Foxfield, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Lone Tree, and Parker, as well as unincorporated portions of Arapahoe, Jefferson, and Douglas Counties. SMFR is governed by an elected board of directors which oversees an annual budget of over $127 million.
http://www.southmetro.org/103/About-Us
The Fire Marshal's Office is divided into three sections: Code Compliance, Development & Construction and Fire Investigation. Please reach to them for permits, inspections, plan reviews and more.
South Metro Services to our Community and Citizens, including:
Emergency Medical Services: Emergency medical services is a critical function of the South Metro Fire Rescue (SMFR). SMFR fire service personnel are frequently the first responders to medical emergencies.
MetCom / 911 Dispatch Center: Dispatching services are located at South Metro headquarters and is the only civilian communications center in Colorado.
Community Engagement, Activities and Programs: South Metro Fire Rescue is pleased to offer various community engagement events and activities for our citizens and our community.
Life Safety Education: Life Safety Education helps with the prevention of fires and injuries through a variety of programs offered.
Training/Classes/Courses: South Metro offers a variety of classes and course for CPR, EMT, and more.
Car Seat Inspections: South Metro Fire Rescue Authority is pleased to offer courtesy inspections to families that work and live in our fire district. We will inspect child safety seats and booster seats every Wednesday in either Lone Tree or Parker.
Code Red - Emergency Notification signup- The Douglas County Emergency Telephone Service Authority decided earlier this year to go with a different notification provider. After requesting proposals from a variety of providers, CodeRED rose to the top. The authority, which is funded by a monthly 70 cent phone surcharge on all cell phones and landlines within the county, will pay for the system.
CodeRED alerts may be implemented in situations such as police activity in the area, wildfires or other emergency incidents. However, the system does not include weather alerts. The Town encourages our residents to stay tuned to weather radios and local media for information during severe weather.
https://www.parkerpolice.org/567/Mass-Emergency-Notification
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