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Ridgway Town Council Candidates Debate Electric Building Code, Other Issues
Candidates split on potential adoption of all-electric building code for new development in Ridgway
Mar. 26, 2026 at 7:03am
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Ridgway Town Council candidates discussed several hot-button issues at a recent election forum, including the potential adoption of an all-electric building code for new development in the town. The candidates expressed varying views on this and other topics such as sustainability, the local economy, and community engagement.
Why it matters
The Ridgway Town Council election is an important one, as the council will be tasked with making decisions that impact the town's future development, environmental policies, and quality of life for residents. Voters will need to weigh the different perspectives and priorities of the candidates when casting their ballots.
The details
During the candidate forum, the contenders were split on whether they support the potential adoption of an all-electric building code for new construction in Ridgway. Some candidates, like Sheridan Ribbing, expressed strong support for sustainability measures, while others, like Kevin Grambley, emphasized the need to balance environmental goals with supporting the local economy and culture. The candidates also discussed other issues such as water supply challenges, fostering the arts and music scene, and ensuring all community voices are heard.
- The candidate forum took place on March 19, 2026.
- The Ridgway Town Council election is scheduled for April 2026.
The players
Kevin Grambley
Ridgway Town Council candidate who believes the council should support initiatives around music, art, and other 'everyday joys' to help make the town more affordable.
Trish Greenwood
Ridgway Town Council candidate who is looking to learn and participate now that she's retiring, without a specific agenda.
Sheridan Ribbing
Ridgway Town Council candidate who is passionate about sustainability and ensuring a 'champion' for those issues remains on the council.
Josey Scoville
Ridgway Town Council candidate who vows to listen to all voices in the community if elected.
Russ Meyer
Ridgway Town Council candidate who sees himself as an 'ombudsman for the people'.
What they’re saying
“It's because Councilor Terry Schuyler decided not to run, and she's passionate about making sure a champion for sustainability remains on the council.”
— Sheridan Ribbing, Ridgway Town Council Candidate
“It's not just about the environment, it's about supporting the everyday joys that make Ridgway special - the music, the art, the culture.”
— Kevin Grambley, Ridgway Town Council Candidate
What’s next
The Ridgway Town Council election is scheduled for April 2026, and voters will need to weigh the different perspectives and priorities of the candidates when casting their ballots.
The takeaway
The Ridgway Town Council election highlights the tension between environmental sustainability goals and supporting the local economy and culture. Voters will need to carefully consider the candidates' positions on these issues to determine who best represents the community's values and vision for the future.
