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Brianna Titone
Education
MS, Information and Communications Technology, University of Denver, 2014 - 2018
MS, Geosciences (Low Temperature Aqueous Geochemistry), Stony Brook University, 2002 - 2004
BS/BA Physics/Geology, SUNY New Paltz, 1996 - 2002
Energy Policy and Planning Program, University of Idaho, July 2023 - October 2023
Masters Certificate, Information and Communications Technology, University of Denver, 2014 - 2015
Hydrology Field Camp, Western Michigan University, 2004
Professional Experience
Representative, Colorado House of Representatives, District 27, January 2019 - present
Technical Support, Consulting Specialist, Web Developer, Rockware Incorporated, March 2015 - present
Owner/Principal Consultant, Orogen HydroGeo LLC, April 2011 - December 2016
Hydrogeologist, Hatch, November 2011 - November 2014
Project Geologist/Consultant, SRK Consulting, August 2008 - April 2011
Staff Geological Scientist, Groundwater Sciences Corporation, August 2004 - July 2008
Graduate Student/Research and Teaching Assistant, Stony Brook University, August 2002 - May 2004
Student/Network Assistant, SUNY New Paltz, 2000 - 2001
Community Involvement:
Currently, as member of Colorado House of Representatives: Finance Committee, vice chair; Joint Technology Committee, vice chair; Appropriations Committee, member
Jefferson County LGBTQ+ Caucus, member
Colorado Democratic LGBTQ+ Caucus, chair
SIPA Board
JeffCo school STEM Advisory Board
NCSL Energy and Environment and Transportations committees
NCSL Women’s Legislative Network, executive board member
Why Running
"Fighting for working families, consumer protections, and small businesses in the House of Representatives has been the honor of a lifetime. I am running to be your next Colorado State Treasurer to support small businesses, and fight hard to save hard-working Coloradans money. I will leverage my extensive knowledge, education, experience, and bold ideas to support both the state and working individuals to address the challenges plaguing Colorado’s financial situation posed by TABOR, promote financial literacy, identify innovative methods to utilize our funds more efficiently and effectively, protect PERA and ensure Coloradans will have a secure financial future in which to retire.
I’m a true public servant, not a politician. I’m not taking corporate PAC money because a Treasurer should only answer to YOU, the people. What has prepared me for this role has been years of education, a rich life experience in a variety of industries, and a humble upbringing. This is the only office I’ve considered serving after my term in the House, and I’m ready to serve once again."
Policy Positions
Government Efficiency and Transparency: Prioritize transparent, responsible investment of taxpayer dollars while reducing waste and streamlining state financial operations so government works more efficiently and maintains public trust.
Retirement Security & PERA: Protect and strengthen PERA (Public Employees’ Retirement Association) to ensure long‑term solvency for public employees, while expanding retirement savings options so every Colorado worker has a secure path to retirement.
TABOR: Adress the structural challenges created by TABOR while maintaining a balanced budget and promoting strategic, flexible financial planning that supports essential community services.
Unclaimed Property Access: Focus on returning more than $2 billion in unclaimed property to Coloradans by modernizing outreach, simplifying the process, and ensuring faster, more transparent access to what residents are owed.