Erik Frandsen Appointed to Parker Town Council
The Parker Town Council appointed Erik Frandsen to fill an existing Councilmember vacancy during a Special Council Meeting on Monday evening at Parker Town Hall.
Frandsen will complete the term of former Councilmember Joshua Rivero, who was elected Mayor in the 2024 General Election and sworn into office on Dec. 16, 2024. Frandsen’s term will run until December 2026.
“I’m honored for the opportunity to serve the Town of Parker as a Councilmember,” Frandsen said. “I’ve been involved with the Town for nine years on the Parker Planning Commission, which I believe has prepared me to take on this assignment. I am passionate about our Parker community and eager to serve my fellow residents in this new role.”
Frandsen has been an active member of the Parker community for a number of years. He has served on the Parker Planning Commission since 2016, providing recommendations to Town Council on land use and development issues. Additionally, he has volunteered with non-profit organizations such as the Impact Development Fund, which focuses on affordable housing, and Prodigy Ventures, which promotes workforce education for underserved youth.
A Colorado native, Frandsen works in the commercial real estate banking sector. He earned a bachelor’s degree in international relations and economics from Carroll University. He and his wife, Kristin, along with their two children, Cole and Chase, have lived in the Canterberry Crossing neighborhood since 2014.
“On behalf of the Parker Town Council, I’d like to welcome Erik Frandsen to his new role as Councilmember,” Mayor Rivero said. “We had some incredible candidates express interest in this position, and Erik really stood out during the interview process. His experience with the Planning Commission and other volunteer roles in our community will serve him well in representing the interests of Parker’s residents.”
Frandsen will join a Parker Town Council that includes Mayor Rivero and Councilmembers Anne Barrington, John Diak, Laura Hefta, Todd Hendreks and Brandi Wilks.
For more information about the Parker Town Council, visit ParkerCO.gov/Council.
