About Gene Burrus

Gene Burrus is a multifaceted individual deeply engaged in community service, environmental advocacy, and political involvement. Currently serving as the Committee Chairman for the Boy Scouts, Gene is also dedicated to fostering the growth and development of young minds within the organization.

Actively contributing to the spirituality of the community, Gene is an engaged member of The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. His commitment extends beyond the religious realm to environmental conservation, as he is the proud founder of C.A.S.E. (Environmental Organization).

As a board member of both the Snowmass Homeowners Association and the Stratford Mountain Homeowners Association, Gene actively participates in shaping the policies, advice, and initiatives that enhance the quality of life for homeowners in these communities. 

In the realm of politics, Gene is known for his involvement in conservative fiscal policies, advocating for responsible financial practices. This commitment to political engagement aligns with his representation on the Snowmass Part-Time Resident Advisory Board, where he voices the concerns and perspectives of part-time residents, contributing to community planning and development.

Beyond his public service, Gene, alongside his wife, hosts salons at their house—a space for meaningful discussions, fostering intellectual exchange and camaraderie. Additionally, Gene is a staunch supporter of the University of Austin at Texas, actively contributing to the advancement of advanced education.

Gene Burrus stands as a testament to the power of active community involvement, environmental stewardship, conservative political engagement, and the fostering of intellectual discourse.