Tony Exum Sr.
Serving as your State Senator
I am incredibly proud of the work we have done to support the people of Colorado Springs, and the state of Colorado.
As a State Senator, I am honored to continue working for the people of Colorado Springs—to help grow the economy and expand opportunities for all Coloradans, and to ensure that every Colorado child has access to a world-class education and the tools to succeed in their future career.
A retired Battalion Chief with the Colorado Springs Fire Department, I spent over thirty-five years making our community safer. As a father and grandfather, I know what it means for our children to get a good education. Whether it is fighting fires, bringing different people together to solve problems, officiating high school and college basketball and softball, or training the next generation of firefighters to follow in a tradition of public service, I have put our community first for decades.
I learned from my service to the people of Colorado Springs that it takes hard work, a caring heart and tenacity to be the change you want to see in the world. I am rallying like-minded individuals and businesses to come together in continuing conversations on what is needed and how we can make southeastern Colorado Springs a better place to live, work, and raise a family.
I am proud of my record serving the community over the last 37 years—as a Colorado Springs firefighter and Battalion Chief, as a State Representative, and now as a State Senator. During my time in office, I fought to help create good jobs in our community, to boost investments in our local schools, and to provide “breakfast after the bell” to ensure that kids are prepared to learn and don’t start off the school day on an empty stomach.
I look forward to continuing conversations with my community, as I have the honor of representing the people of southeastern Colorado Springs once again—as State Senator for Senate District 11.
Sincerely,
Tony Exum Sr.
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