Tim Hernández, a instructor who impressed scholar protests at Denver Public Colleges final spring, will symbolize northwest Denver within the Colorado Home subsequent 12 months after a emptiness committee chosen him Saturday to fill a emptiness left by the district’s longtime consultant.
Hernández beat out former immigration decide Cecelia Espenoza and former Greeley Home consultant Rochelle Galindo in a Home District 4 emptiness committee appointment held at Regis College. Hernández was elected with a majority of votes on the committee’s first vote. He’ll serve the remaining 12 months of Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez‘s time period. Gonzales-Gutierrez was elected to an at-large Denver Metropolis Council seat in April.
