Prices are up. Transparency is down. Norwood and their allies are rigging the game—and everyday Colorado Springs residents are losing.
“I’ve served my country. Now I just want my grandkids to afford a home near me. But this city’s been sold off behind closed doors.”
– John B., Retired Air Force
From Mayor Suthers and the City Council shutting out competitors, to Norwood Development allies protecting their stranglehold on Colorado Springs land.
Make your voice heard on June 17 and vote in the special election. Spread the word to friends and family that Colorado Springs can’t be bought.
We’re military families, retirees, business owners, and neighbors—working together to protect our city from a developer monopoly. We believe in open government, a free market, and the right to build a home without political strings attached.
Fairness in housing
Competition in Development
No Backroom Deals
A Colorado Springs the builds for its people, not for one company.
“We’ve seen firsthand how unchecked power leads to higher prices and fewer opportunities. It’s time for change.”
– Robert Jones, resident
Mayor Suthers and Council pushed through an ordinance that gave Norwood exclusive water access for future developments—shutting out competitors.
Norwood-backed donors pour money into city elections. The goal? Keep the monopoly intact.
Citizens and veterans start asking hard questions about housing costs and favoritism.
Despite public concern, Norwood allies trigger a costly election to protect their stranglehold on Colorado Springs land.
Voting YES breaks their grip. Let’s restore transparency and fair play.
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