Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico and her family.
Congratulations to Mayor-Elect Emily Francis! I’m proud of the campaign we ran and grateful to everyone who joined us. Serving on City Council has been an honor—I’ll keep working to make our city safe, welcoming, and vibrant for all.
Today is Election Day and I'm so grateful for everyone who has already turned in their ballot! If you haven't voted yet, I would be honored if you would rank me #1 for Mayor and turn in your ballot as soon as possible. Drop boxes are open until 7 p.m.: www.larimer.gov/clerk/electi....
Photo of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor.
It’s been the honor of my life to serve our community on the City Council. I’ve been inspired by the energy, hope, and heart of the people of our amazing city. Today is Election Day and I would be honored if you would rank me #1 for Mayor and turn in your ballot as soon as possible.
What a joy to join neighbors for the annual Día de los Muertos celebration! This tradition reminds us of the importance of remembering those who came before us and cherishing the connections that bring our community together.
Image of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Mayor of Fort Collins, with her campaign literature.
Hey Fort Collins, tomorrow is Election Day. I would be honored to have your support. Will you rank me #1 for Mayor and turn in your ballot as soon as possible? www.larimer.gov/clerk/electi...
Photo of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor.
Daylight savings time ends today. Remember to set your clock back and turn in your ballot! Let's keep Fort Collins moving forward. Return your ballot today: www.larimer.gov/clerk/electi....
Hope everyone had a fun and safe Halloween. Is it just me, or does this tree look like it's saying "psst...rank Tricia Canonico #1 for Mayor!" Return your ballot today: www.larimer.gov/clerk/electi....
Do you want to hear something scary? Many of our friends and neighbors haven’t voted yet in this election. Turnout is low but thankfully there’s something we can do about it! Join us to canvass or make calls to voters. RSVP to contact@triciaforfoco.com for the details.
Fort Collins, this campaign is powered by your energy and hopes for our community and I am thrilled to have you by my side. Thank you for your support! If you'd like to help fuel our voter outreach heading into Election Day, please chip in at www.secure.actblue.com/donate/fcmayor.
Halloween decorations
Halloween decorations
Halloween decorations
It's been such an honor to serve our community on the City Council. Now, as I'm running for Mayor and knocking on doors across town, I get to see up close the heart, sense of humor, and fun that make our neighborhoods so special. Loving all the creative Halloween decorations!
So grateful to Claire and all of our amazing co-hosts for the event last weekend. Lots of excitement about the upcoming election and our shared vision for a Fort Collins where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Will you rank me #1 for Mayor and return your ballot today?
We're lucky to have so many music venues in Fort Collins! Fun to see a friend's band Shred The Cowboy at the Magic Rat Live Music. I'd be honored if you'd rank me #1 on your ballot for Mayor this fall, but (cue my country music song) if I can't be your #1, can I be your #2?
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, at Call Your Mother.
Image of Call Your Mother deli.
It was great to attend the grand opening of Call Your Mother last weekend. Lots of excitement around this new neighborhood bagel and deli shop. Welcome to Fort Collins! Small businesses like this are the backbone of our economy. Read more at triciaforfoco.com.
Image of a mug with a quote from the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, "Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you."
My husband Scott gave me this mug during my last campaign for City Council. It's a good reminder of why I'm proud to represent our community on Council and on the regional, state and national level. I will always fight for our values. Will you vote and return your ballot today?
I am so thankful to have the endorsement of Poudre School District Board of Education President Kristen Draper, Vice President Jessica Zamora, Directors Conor Duffy and Kevin Havelda and former Director Carolyn Reed.
Photo of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, along with Fort Collins Rotary members.
Presentation at the Fort Collins Rotary meeting.
CSU President Amy Parsons at the Fort Collins Rotary meeting.
I appreciated connecting with community and business leaders at the Fort Collins Rotary luncheon. Fort Collins’ economic vitality depends on collaboration, innovation and a shared commitment to opportunity for all. As Mayor, I’ll keep that focus front and center.
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, with CSU students.
It was inspiring to speak with students at the Associated Students of Colorado State University Candidate Forum earlier this week about the issues top of mind for them. Election Day is November 4. Make sure your voice is heard! Rank Tricia #1 for Mayor to keep Fort Collins moving forward.
Mobile Home Resource Fair participants.
I attended the Mobile Home Resource Fair and connected with residents and community partners working to ensure housing stability and access to critical resources for mobile home park residents. Affordable housing is essential to keep Fort Collins inclusive and livable for all.
A strong and inclusive economy is essential to a thriving Fort Collins. As Mayor, I will champion policies that support small businesses, attract innovative industries, and prepare our workforce for the jobs of the future. Learn more about my plan for Fort Collins: triciaforfoco.com/on-the-issues.
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, along with her associates.
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, along with her associates.
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor.
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, and her associate.
I founded and ran a successful crafting business and I know what it takes to manage budgets, build strong teams, and deliver results. I understand the challenges our local entrepreneurs face, and as Mayor, I’ll work to make Fort Collins a place where small businesses can thrive.
It's wonderful to see so many of our signs around town! If you're interested in showing your Tricia for Mayor support, please request a yard sign today and one of our volunteers will be in touch! forms.gle/R9wnAmtGZLFA...
Photo of a Fort Collins resident mailing her ballot.
Hey Fort Collins, today is the last day to mail your ballot (don't forget stamps)! After today, you can place your ballot in a drop box anytime before 7 p.m. on Tuesday, November 4. Locate drop boxes and in-person voting locations near you: www.larimer.gov/clerk/electi....
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, and her family.
Growing up in a military family, I moved frequently. When my husband and I settled in Fort Collins in 2010, it was my 24th move. We’ve raised our kids, built a life and fallen in love with this amazing community. That’s why I’m committed to giving back. Will you rank me #1 on your ballot for Mayor?
Photo of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, and State Senator Janice Marchman.
Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor along with State Senator Janice Marchman, Poudre School District Board of Education Director Conor Duffy and a volunteer.
So thankful for State Senator Janice Marchman and the volunteers who joined us to knock doors on Wednesday! Join us today from 10 a.m. to noon (meet at Traverse Park, 775 Greenfields Drive) or from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow (meet at Overland Park, 2930 Virginia Dale Drive).
Photo of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Mayor of Fort Collins, along with a Fort Collins resident.
Photo of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Mayor of Fort Collins, along with Coronda Ziegler, candidate for Poudre School District Board of Education.
Participants of the event.
It was great to gather with families for a Civic Saturday Fair in Fossil Creek Park! Our community is so engaged and caring and it was fun to see so many parents introducing their kids to civic engagement. Chip in $25 today to fuel our voter outreach: secure.actblue.com/donate/fcmayor.
Hey Fort Collins, do you have a plan to vote? I’d be honored if you would rank me #1 for Mayor. Mail your ballot no later than October 27 (don't forget a stamp) or place it in a drop box by 7 p.m. on November 4. Locate voting locations near you: www.larimer.gov/clerk/electi....
So grateful for everyone who came to the North College Corridor Urban Renewal Open House. So many thoughtful conversations about the needs of this area. I am focused on working with community to ensure North College receives the attention and resources it deserves.
As Mayor, I’ll work with our neighbors to reduce emissions, expand clean transit, and advocate for stronger air quality standards at every level of government. I have the experience and relationships to make this vision a reality. If you agree, join us: triciaforfoco.com.
Photo of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor, along with other panelists and students.
So thankful for the opportunity to connect with the
Colorado State University Political Review and share my vision and priorities for our community. CSU is such an integral part of Fort Collins and as Mayor, I look forward to deepening our partnership.
Image of Fort Collins City Council Member Tricia Canonico, candidate for Fort Collins Mayor.
As Mayor, I’ll prioritize fiscal responsibility, ensuring our city’s budget reflects our community’s values and long-term needs. Responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars is essential to keeping Fort Collins strong, stable, and thriving. Learn more at triciaforfoco.com.
