City of Central Mission Statement
Central City’s mission is to reclaim our position as the Richest Square Mile on Earth! We are committed to promoting cultural, historical, economic, and environmental richness, prioritizing the wellness and quality of life for our community. We aim to create a vibrant and thriving community that is the epitome of richness in all its dimensions.
Mayor - Aldermen - Manager Form of Government: All legislative and policy powers are vested in the city council. The council hires a professional city manager, who heads the administrative branch of government, to carry out the policies the council develops. The Mayor and four Alderman are voted in directly at-large by the people. The mayor's responsibilities are primarily to preside at council meetings and to act as head of the city for ceremonial and legal purposes and shall execute and authenticate legal instruments. The Mayor votes as a council member and does not have any veto power. The city council selects a Mayor Pro-Tem from the four Aldermen annually by majority vote of council. The Mayor Pro-Tem serves in the place of the Mayor when the Mayor is unable to do so. Each term on city council is four-years. Elections shall be nonpartisan.
Sec. 2-2-10. - Regular and special meetings; posting of notice.
(a) Regular City Council meetings shall be held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, to begin at 7:00 p.m. However, the City Council may make exceptions to this schedule or vary the time and date of any meeting, as needs and circumstances require.
(b) Regular meetings may be recessed from time to time and later called to order to allow the City Council to efficiently conduct City business.
(c) Special meetings will be called in accordance with Section 5.2 of the Home Rule Charter.
(d) Notice of all regular and special meetings of the City Council shall be posted at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance at one (1) or more locations designated by City Council resolution.
(e) Notice of all regular and special meetings of the City Council will be held at 141 Nevada Street or such other locations as City Council may from time to time designate.
Mayor
Jeremy Fey (Term end December 31, 2026)
jfey@cityofcentral.co
Mayor Fey moved to Central City in February of 2017 with his wife Aidarfa and his daughters. Jeremy is a Colorado Native and has loved and frequented Central City since the early 70’s. Mr. Fey’s career path started with selling programs at Red Rocks in 1985, to promoting World Championship Wrestling across America throughout the 90’s, to consumer product licensing and event retail management for clients such as the NFL, IOC and FIFA. Mayor Fey moved to Central City to lead a revitalization of the City’s historic district through arts and entertainment programming, and expanded hospitality offerings.
Mayor Pro-Tem
Chuck Spencer (Term ends December 31, 2028)
303-524-4136
Alderman
Zane Plsek (Term end December 31, 2028)
Alderman Zane Plsek has lived in Central City since 2022 and a permanent resident of Colorado for 12 years.
Plsek is a retired retail professional with over 40 years of experience in operations, customer service, purchasing, and budgeting.
He currently sits on the Central City Black Hawk Sanitation Board, serves as an alternate board member of the Gilpin County Historical Society, and as a officer for the Central City Elks Lodge #557.
Plsek was first elected to the City Council in November of 2024.
Alderman
Marcia Enloe (Term end December 31, 2026)
Alderman
Todd Williams (Term end December 31, 2026)
Colorado native, born in Englewood, raised in Littleton. Served in the Marine Corps and is a disabled combat veteran of the Persian Gulf War and Somalia. Spent 25 years managing/owning several different restaurant businesses. Moved to Central City in 2021, currently a mortgage loan originator for a private builder, working remotely from home. Accepted a position on the Prospector's Run community, board of directors in 2021 and was elected to the City Council of the City of Central in 2022.