Who is jacki Marsh?

As a small business owner in downtown Loveland, Jacki Marsh has been a close observer of Loveland civic affairs. She attended City Council meetings for three years before pursuing public office and was elected Mayor of Loveland in November of 2017 and again in 2019.

In 1972, at the age of 17, Jacki won the world’s first women’s six-mile race, the Crazyleg’s Mini-Marathon in New York’s Central Park. Three weeks after that ground-breaking race, Title IX was signed into law, guaranteeing women equal funding and equal opportunities in all federally funded schools. Today, the New York Mini Marathon is the world’s premier women’s road race. The New York Mini is run annually and has over eight thousand female runners each year. Olympians from around the world gather to compete in this prestigious women’s race.

In her prior professional life, Jacki has worn many hats, including: Early Childhood Teacher for the Department of Social Services, Bookkeeper for a Dental Clinic, Trade Show Marketing Manager, Purchasing Manager and Purchasing Director for an International Software Company and General Manager for a large Home Service Provider. 

As Mayor, Jacki is active in our community and can routinely be found lending a hand at KidsPak, attending veteran’s events, school events, regional meetings and serving on several boards and commissions.

Jacki is committed to transparency, equality and prioritizing the needs of people and fairness for all. She seldom turns aside invitations to make an appearance or join in civic events.