Marsha Berzins is a common-sense public servant committed to serving the Aurora community. Marsha served joyfully on the Aurora City Council from 2009 to 2021 and continues to be active on various boards and commissions in the city. As a long-time Aurora resident, successful business owner, and public servant, Marsha provides valuable leadership and direction for our community, representing all citizens of Aurora, regardless of their country of origin, language, or religion. Re-elect Marsha Berzins for Aurora City Council Ward III this November.
“You deserve a City Councilmember who is a proven leader with a voice who speaks for all citizens regardless of their country of origin, language, or religion. Negativity on City Council must stop, and Marsha Berzins can be that unifying person.”
-Marsha Berzins
Proven Leader
Experienced Leader
Marsha was recognized for her compassionate and community-oriented initiatives while serving on City Council. She was awarded Chamber of Commerce's Woman of the Year (2012) and Mayor Pro Tem (2013, 2018).
CommUNITY-Focused
Marsha is dedicated to listening and respecting the citizens of Aurora. She will bring unity to a divided Council and bring us together to make Aurora a more affordable and safer place to live and work.
Aurora
Impactor
During her years on Aurora City Council, Marsha supported initiatives focused on education, affordable housing, business and economic development, transportation, homelessness, financial stewardship, law enforcement, public safety, and veterans. As your City Councilmember, Marsha will continue to make a significant, positive impact on Aurora.
Heart of a Public Servant
In 2013 and 2018, Marsha was awarded Mayor Pro Tem for Aurora but still has work to do for our city. She has a passion for the city and wants to continue serving her community. She asks you to Re-Elect her so she can be a unifier and serve ALL in Aurora.
Small business owner and job creator
Marsha had a part in overseeing thousands of jobs created in Aurora. When citizens bring in paychecks, we all prosper by being able to provide better public safety, schools, roads, and shopping areas – which in turn creates more jobs! As a small business owner, Marsha knows that businesses in Aurora are the engine that drives our economy and provides opportunities for all.
Passionate about Aurora
Marsha moved to Aurora, Colorado, and planted her roots here in Ward III. She raised all 5 of her children in Aurora public and private schools as well as homeschooling. She has volunteered her time in her church, her children’s schools and in charitable events.