The Town of Deer Trail Board of Trustees is comprised of seven members. Of those seven members, six are at-large trustees and one position for the Town Mayor. The Board of Trustees are part-time elected officials and are listed below.
Mayor - Judd Behrens
Mayor Pro-Tem - Ashley Buss
"Born and raised in England, I completed an apprenticeship in Microelectronics with a defense contractor. I moved to and worked for Intergraph Corp of Huntsville, AL, on several Naval contacts, including NAVFAC. I moved to Denver, CO, in 1992, working for Intergraph's Scanning and Imaging division, becoming the General Manager. I set up a couple of businesses in the computer programming space until 2015, when I accepted a position as Vice President of an Accounting firm based in Wheat Ridge, CO. In Jan 2024, as the accounting firm's owner decided to retire, I set up my own business called Deer Trai Books, Ltd. I moved to Deer Trail in 2020 with my wife and two dogs, we are very happy with the move from Lakewood, CO; I’m looking to apply my many years of business experience to help the town move forward together."
Trustee - Mary Arnold
Originally from Iowa, Arnold is retired from a multifaceted career, most importantly an Area Director in the Hospitality Industry. Her passions include rescue animals, art and painting, repurposing treasures of all kinds, on a thrift budget. Mary is known for always going the extra mile.
Trustee - Sandy Bell
Sanford (Sandy) Bell is a lifetime resident of Deer Trail. Sandy is married to Gale, they have three children, two daughter-in-laws, and eight grandchildren.
He retired from the trucking industry after four years.
He enjoys fishing, hunting, camping, gardening, and spending time with the family.
Trustee - Summer Ramirez
Trustee - Robert Rhodes
Robert Rhodes was born a Navy Brat in Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri. With his military upbringing, he has lived across the US in many states. Upon graduating high school in Garland, Texas, he joined the Army and was first stationed in Germany during the Cold War. Later he was transferred to Ft. Carson to prepare for Desert Storm. During his stay, he was in a car accident and medically discharged.
Robert has held many jobs from Admin to the VP of Circulation at the Denver Post, on the transitioning team of the US West and Quest merger to recently working with veterans as a Veteran Service Officer.
Currently, his passions are working with veterans, education, and helping people.