Boulder City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Jill Grano

Candidate for City Council

19 candidates · 6 seats5 sourced positions

Jill Grano is running for Boulder City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 13 candidates are running for 5 seats.

Vote Centers open for in-person voting · Mon, Oct 19, 2026

Real estate agent and former Boulder City Council member (2017 to 2019). She serves on the Boulder Housing Partners Board of Commissioners.

Where Jill Grano stands: positions on the record

Recreation and Safety Bond1 sourced position

remarks reported by Boulder Reporting Lab
Opposes the $400 million bond measure for now; hopes to bring a measure back after more detailed analysis.
“We need infrastructure investment and I hope to bring something back after we have done a more detailed analysis”
Forum answerBoulder Reporting Lab · Sep 29, 2026

License-plate readers1 sourced position

answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Would not renew the Flock contract or pick a new license-plate reader system until a community conversation on data and privacy.
“I would not renew our contract with Flock, and would not choose a new ALPR system until we have had a robust community conversation about data and privacy.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026

Wildfire1 sourced position

answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Opposes an immediate blanket hardening mandate; wants cost estimates, guaranteed financial help and a public process committee first.
“Home hardening: No to an immediate blanket mandate requiring every home and HOA in WUI 1 & 2 to meet comprehensive standards on a 3-5 year timeline.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026

Housing1 sourced position

answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Calls rewriting Title 9, the land use code, a top priority.
“Rewriting Title 9 is a top priority for me.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Sep 29, 2026

Homelessness1 sourced position

answer to the Boulder Reporting Lab candidate questionnaire
Would look at expanding the city's sober-living program and other supported housing for people with complex needs.
“I would look at expanding that approach and adding other supported housing options for people with more complicated needs.”
Own statementBoulder Reporting Lab questionnaire · Oct 1, 2026

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