HomeMy WebLinkAboutBIOGRAPHY Aidan Rosenau 2026Candidate Profile
Candidate: Aidan Rosenau
Years in Estes Park: Colorado Native- In Estes for 2 Years.
Prior Experience - Career Information: I work for Peak Flooring (used to be called Park Flooring), our local
flooring store here in town. My work is in Graphic Design and Marketing. I have been in the
construction/home improvement industry a total of 6 years.
Previous Participation on Town Boards or Committees: I attend board of trustee meetings when I can, and
when I can't I watch online. I am caught up on all board of trustee meetings within the past year.
Educational Background: My education is in Interior Design, and I graduated in 2019 from Pikes Peak State
College. I also study government and economics online in my spare time.
Narrative:*
I decided to run because I want to uplift the middle and working classes, and ensure that our government is
democratic and trustworthy. If elected, I will have three main focuses: Affordable Housing, Economic Growth, and
Public Engagement. I landed on these three focus areas based on conversations with locals and surveys.
I have met a lot of young professionals in town. The number of people I have met who work 40-60 hours a week,
sometimes at multiple jobs, yet can’t afford to live here, is astounding. These people make Estes Park the
wonderful place that it is, and they deserve to live here.
If we invest in our local economy, all citizens of Estes Park will live a higher quality of life. If done correctly, this
could cause new employment opportunities, higher wages, and increased revenue for the town to re-invest in our
community.
People often tell me that they feel like their government doesn't listen. The strength of our democracy is essential
to our country. I can promise you that I will always have time to consider your opinion, and every decision I make
will be with the utmost care, using data, logic, and citizen’s opinions to guide my decisions.
Together, we can build an Estes Park where the people who serve our community can afford to live here, where
opportunity is growing, and where local government truly reflects the voices of its citizens.