It comes down to one thing: a say over our own town.

Right now the big decisions about Niwot — our roads, our land, our wages — get made twenty miles away, where we’re 1.3% of the vote. Incorporation brings them home.

Here’s where that shows up in real life:

Roads → Our streets are failing and the county has no plan. A town fixes its own — and it’s cheaper than a roads-only special district.

Renewal, not development → Change is already coming. Incorporation decides who shapes it — your neighbors, or the county.

Minimum wage → We won a temporary pause, not the fight. A town can set its own wage and secure the win.

What it costs → About $40 a month for a typical home. Run your own number.