ENDORSEMENTS
Mayor Wellington Webb
I'm honored to receive the endorsement of former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb for my campaign for City Council District 4 in Centennial.
But more than the endorsement, I’m grateful for the time we spent together—sharing stories about growing up in Chicago, his days playing basketball at Northeast Junior College in Sterling, and my journey as the owner of the Colorado Kings.
We connected deeply over our shared commitment to community and our brotherhood in Kappa Alpha Psi. It’s moments like these that remind me why I’m running—to serve, uplift, and build a stronger Centennial for all.
Thank you, Mayor Webb, for your support and your legacy of leadership. Let’s keep pushing forward together.
Mayor Wellington Webb
Senator John Hickenlooper
U.S House Respresentative Jason Crow
U.S House Respresentative Jason Crow
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
As a veteran, a public servant, and a proud representative of Colorado’s 6th Congressional District, I’ve always believed that leadership begins with service—service to our communities, to our values, and to one another. That’s why I’m proud to endorse Durrell Middleton for Centennial City Council, District 4.
Durrell is a leader who understands what it means to serve. Like me, he comes from a background rooted in hard work, integrity, and a deep commitment to community. He’s not running for office to seek the spotlight—he’s running to make a difference. And in these times, that’s exactly the kind of leadership we need.
Durrell and I share a belief in servant leadership, a principle I carried with me from the battlefield to the halls of Congress. We both know that public service is about putting people first—whether it’s fighting for affordable housing, standing up for working families, or ensuring that every voice in our community is heard and respected.
Durrell is committed to the same values I fight for every day in Washington: transparency, accountability, and equity. He believes in protecting our democratic institutions, expanding opportunity for all, and building a Centennial that works for everyone—not just the well-connected few.
I’ve seen firsthand how local leadership shapes the future of our neighborhoods. That’s why I’m confident that Durrell Middleton will bring the courage, compassion, and commitment needed to move Centennial forward.
Please join me in supporting Durrell Middleton for City Council District 4. Learn more about his vision at www.middleton4d4.com, and let’s work together to build a stronger, more inclusive Centennial.
Sincerely,
Jason Crow
U.S. Representative, Colorado’s 6th Congressional District
Endorsed by
ENDORSEMENTS
Eliza Hamrick, Colorado State Representative
Senator James Coleman, President, Colorado State Senate
It is with great pride and heartfelt conviction that I endorse Durrell Middleton for Centennial City Council, District 4.
I’ve had the privilege of knowing Durrell not only as a community leader but also as a parent—his daughter was a student in my AP class at Overland High School. That connection gave me a firsthand view of the values Durrell instills in his family: integrity, perseverance, and a deep commitment to education and opportunity.
Durrell is not just talking about change—he’s implementing it. As he enters his second year of putting my industry-led learning initiatives into action, I see a leader who understands the power of education to transform lives and communities. His work is helping bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world careers in cyber security is preparing our young people for success in a rapidly evolving economy.
We share a vision for Colorado that is rooted in equity, opportunity, and community. Like me, Durrell believes in smart, affordable housing that respects the character of our neighborhoods. He champions thriving local businesses and stands firmly behind our first responders, recognizing their role in keeping Centennial one of the safest cities in America.
Durrell’s campaign is built on transparency, inclusion, and action. He’s not just your neighbor, he’s the candidate who will deliver. I trust him to lead with compassion, clarity, and courage.
Please join me in supporting Durrell Middleton for City Council. Let’s build a better Centennial together.
Sincerely,
Eliza Hamrick
Colorado State Representative, House District 61
Senator James Coleman, President, Colorado State Senate
Senator James Coleman, President, Colorado State Senate
I am excited to announce my endorsement for Durrell Middleton for District 4 Centennial Colorado Council seat. His vision of affordable homes, safe zones, thriving businesses and legislation with no unknowns align with my vision as well. In addition, we are colloborating on our volunteer work as memebers of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity with a shared value of achievement and the human endeavor of service to our community.
Senator Coleman believes in actions and outcomes over empty promises. He is a catalyst and collaborator who is committed to creating meaningful change, opportunity, and a better world for all Coloradans.
Grounded in integrity and an unwavering passion for democracy to serve the people, the Senator has delivered on promises and navigated effectively through divisive issues to produce consensus-built results for Colorado communities. His legislative involvement includes making Juneteenth a state holiday, investing in affordable housing, creating a senior housing income tax credit, and delivering youth delinquency prevention and intervention grants.
Marlo Alston, Centennial City Council District 4
As your Councilwoman for Centennial District 4, and a lifelong advocate for equity, empowerment, and excellence in public service, I am honored to endorse Durrell Middleton for the Centennial City Council, District 4 seat.
Durrell and I share a deep commitment to our community and a legacy of service rooted in the values of the Divine 9. As a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Durrell exemplifies the leadership, integrity, and dedication our district needs. His platform—focused on affordable housing, community safety, and economic vitality—reflects the same priorities I champion during my time in office.
Durrell understands that thriving neighborhoods begin with safe streets, strong local businesses, and inclusive policies that uplift every resident. His vision for “no unknowns” in government speaks to his commitment to transparency and accountability—principles I hold dear.
I trust Durrell to carry forward the work we’ve begun and to bring fresh energy and innovative ideas to the council. District 4 deserves a leader who listens, leads with heart, and delivers results. That leader is Durrell Middleton.
Let’s continue building a Centennial that works for everyone. I proudly endorse Durrell Middleton for City Council.
Marlo Alston
Centennial City Councilwoman, District 4
PK Kaiser, Arapahoe County Assessor
It's a privilege to endorse Durrell Middleton for the District 4 Centennial Colorado City Council seat. Durrell’s vision for the community, which focuses on affordable homes, safe zones, thriving businesses, and transparent legislation, aligns with a commitment to efficient governance.
As Arapahoe County Assessor, fair and transparent property assessments are championed to make government more accessible and accountable. Similarly, as a business entrepreneur and leader with 30 years in business-to-business sales and management experience, Durrell understands the role a strong economy plays in building a flourishing community.
Durrell's dedication to engaging with local businesses through his role as an Ambassador of the South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce demonstrates his commitment to understanding and addressing the needs of the business community. He promises to champion programs like SPARK Centennial, ensuring entrepreneurs have the resources they need to succeed.
.
Durrell also emphasizes the importance of community safety and well-being. He envisions creating safe zones and supporting programs that improve mental health, echoing the importance of policies that promote a healthy and thriving community.
We share a belief in community service. His dedication to service, combined with his leadership skills and vision for Centennial, make him the clear choice for City Council in District 4.
PK Kaiser
Arapahoe County Assessor
Dan Polk, CEO, Silicon Plains
Durrell is a high energy effective business leader who knows how to get things done! His 30-plus years of experience in businesses development management and entrepreneurial leadership is just what the City of Centennial needs now to meet the challenges of the next 8 years and beyond. I am proud to support and endorse this rising political star.
Dan Polk is the Owner, Founder, and Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Plains. He established the IT managed services company in 2009. Polk is known for his fast-paced, profit-driven attitude towards business development and has earned recognition for his skill in business building and creative problem-solving. He has also served on college advisory boards and mentored businesses. Silicon Plains offers services such as cybersecurity, business analysis, help desk support, and more.
Michael Carter, Colorado State Representative
As a State Representative, I've seen firsthand the challenges facing working families across Colorado, and the importance of having dedicated leaders at every level of government.
That's why I'm proud to endorse Durrell Middleton for District 4 City Council in Centennial.
Durrell understands that a strong community starts with a foundation of opportunity and safety for all residents. Just as I fight for affordable housing and a fair shot for every family at the state level, Durrell is committed to building more "smart" affordable housing options in Centennial while preserving the character of your neighborhoods.
He's also a champion for the vital role of small businesses in our local economies and a strong advocate for public safety, ensuring our first responders have the support they need.
These are the kinds of common-sense, community-focused solutions that resonate deeply with my own values of service and progress.
Durrell Middleton is a true neighbor, dedicated to delivering on Centennial's promise. He's the kind of leader who will work tirelessly to ensure opportunity, safety, and community thrive for all of you.
Join me in supporting Durrell Middleton – together, we can build a better future for Centennial.
Michael Carter
Colorado State Representative
For more information about our campaigns, you can visit:
Rob Andrews, Former Aurora Mayoral Candidate, Aurora City Council At-Large Candidate
Durrell Middleton is a strong leader who's time at West Point Military Academy taught him discipline and the importance of being part of a team. He and I share a love for the sport of football which we both played post college.
We also share a common goal for the need of our community. The needs for affordable homes, safe communities and thriving business.
In addition, I've worked with his wife Marjii Middleton at workforce development for the State of Colorado.
For this and many more reasons I am proud to support and endorse Durrell Middleton and his team as they seek election for District 4 in Centennial CO
Rob Andrews
Founder, The One Voice Coalition, Rob has served on the Colorado Workforce Development Board, Denver County Workforce Development Board, and the Colorado Judicial Performance Commission. Rob is a former Aurora Mayoral Candidate and is currently running for an at-large seat on the Aurora City Council.
Kenneth Lanier, Retired NFL Player, Denver Broncos, Entrepreneur, Community Leader
It is with great pride and confidence that I endorse my friend Durrell Middleton for Centennial City Council, District 4.
As a former professional athlete, I know the value of teamwork, discipline, and leadership. Durrell embodies all of these qualities and more. He is a man of integrity, compassion, and vision — someone who listens to the people and leads with purpose.
Durrell has a deep commitment to building a stronger, safer, and more inclusive community. His focus on affordable housing, youth engagement, and small business development is exactly what Centennial needs right now. He’s not just talking about change — he’s ready to make it happen.
I’ve known Durrell for 27 years, and I’ve seen firsthand his dedication to service and his ability to bring people together. He’s the kind of leader who will work tirelessly for every resident of District 4.
Please join me in supporting Durrell Middleton. Let’s move Centennial forward — together.
Kenneth Lanier
Denver Broncos (1981–1993)
Community Leader
Business Entrepreneur
Damon O. Barry, Esq. Managing Partner, Ballard Spahr, LLP, Denver.
As someone who has spent decades advocating for justice, equity, and responsible governance in Colorado, I am proud to endorse Durrell Middleton for Centennial City Council, District 4.
Durrell brings a rare combination of integrity, vision, and community-rooted leadership. His commitment to affordable housing, public safety, and economic opportunity reflects the values that are important to families and businesses in Colorado. He listens, he leads, and he acts with purpose.
Durrell understands that local government is where real change begins. His inclusive approach and dedication to transparent, accountable leadership makes him the right choice for District 4.
I encourage every voter in Centennial to support Durrell Middleton. He’s not just a candidate — he is a catalyst for achievement.
Damon O. Barry, Esq.
Managing Partner
Ballard Sparh, LLC
Denver, COlorado
Damon O. Barry is the Managing Partner of Ballard Spahr's Denver and Boulder offices and is a member of the firm's Senior Leadership Team. As an experienced M&A and government affairs attorney, Damon solves problems for his clients and assists companies with complex business and legal transactions.
He advises and represents both buyers and sellers in mergers and acquisitions, recapitalizations, and sophisticated commercial transactions. Damon’s clients include directors and executives of public companies, owners of closely held companies, executives and directors of government agencies and others in a wide range of industries including software and technology, retail, hospitality, food and beverage, real estate, cannabis, financial services, government and manufacturing.
A former in-house counsel, Damon routinely advises corporate legal departments as well as serves as outside general counsel for middle-market companies.
Damon spent more than a decade at a publicly traded, multinational corporation where he served as Vice President of Business Affairs, Assistant General Counsel (Deputy), and Corporate Secretary. In that role, he advised the executive team and provided oversight on the operational and legal aspects of all business operations, including corporate growth strategies, corporate governance, and oversight of regional operations in Europe and Central and Latin America.
Norman Davey, Former Candidate for Centennial City Council District 4
Norman Davey, Former Candidate for Centennial City Council District 4
To the Residents of Centennial District 4,
It is with great pride and unwavering confidence that I endorse Durrell Middleton for City Council representing Centennial District 4.
Durrell is more than a candidate—he is a community builder, a listener, and a problem-solver. His commitment to public service is rooted in a deep understanding of the people he serves and a passion for creating lasting, positive change.
I’d like to share a moment that speaks volumes about Durrell’s character and our shared faith. He served as a Deacon at Eastern Hills community church where he learned servant leadership, the need for term limits and being a steward of church resources.
That same spirit is what he brings to his campaign and what he will bring to City Council. Durrell understands the real issues facing our neighborhoods—affordable housing, infrastructure, public safety, and economic opportunity—and he has the vision and drive to tackle them head-on.
I wholeheartedly support Durrell Middleton’s candidacy and encourage every voter in District 4 to do the same. With Durrell on City Council, we gain a leader who leads with heart, humility, and purpose.
Sincerely,
Norman Davey
Candidate for Centennial District 4