Crystal for Council

Crystal is running on a platform of triple bottom line sustainability- economic, social and environmental- where she has experience and demonstrated results.

“I am running to provide leadership during a time of continued municipal financial strain in order to advance the values that will lead Boulder to a Sustainable future: a firm commitment to the environment; progressive and pro-active economic policies and a social sustainability strategy that serves all the residents of Boulder.” — Crystal Gray 9/2007

Learn more. Download her campaign brochure and get involved

Crystal’s 2 page Brochure

Crystal has developed target calculations to offset her carbon footprint(1) and committed to becoming carbon neutral.
Crystal commutes to work by car and offsets these emmissions by purchasing a . They “fund(s) clean energy projects that reduce carbon dioxide emissions.”
Longer term, she is committed to finding ways of having less driving in her life.

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(1) A carbon footprint is the total amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases emitted over the full life cycle of a product or service. Source: Wikipedia

Gray: Perseverance paid off
By RICHARD VALENTY Colorado Daily Staff Writer
Thursday, October 4, 2007

Excerpt: “If re-elected, Gray said she hopes to be able to say at the end of her term that the city’s parks, libraries, non-profits and cultural groups can be adequately funded. She hopes that the city’s Climate Action Plan and partnerships with CU will succeed in reducing greenhouse gas emissions to the lowest level of any university town in the nation.”

Read the article and help re-elect Crystal!

Contact County Clerk, Hillary Hall’s office for details about this fall’s mail ballot election.
The deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 6, 2007, Coordinated Election is Tuesday, Oct. 9.

“I am running to provide leadership during a time of municipal financial strain in order to advance the values that have served Boulder so well in the past: firm commitment to the environment and Open Space; sound urban design; support of local businesses that generate sales and use taxes for our parks, open space, libraries and social services; and advocacy for Boulder’s neighborhoods in all parts of the City.”
-Crystal Gray

Crystal Gray for Council Campaign Brochure, 2003

Crystal’s Interviews and Questionnaires
Read and download Crystal’s responses to local community and business interviews and questionnaires, including Daily Camera, Boulder Outdoor Coalition, and the Sierra Club 2007 .

Print these out and share with your neighbors and co-workers.