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News from 2023

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Progress Highlighted in Annual Reports for Voter-Approved GO Bonds

By Denver City Wire Report | May 10, 2023

The City and County of Denver released 2022 annual reports Thursday for the nearly $1.2 billion multi-year GO Bonds. Voters approved Elevate Denver in 2017 and Rebuilding for an Inclusive and Sustainable Economy (RISE) in 2021.

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Denver Postpones Emergency Siren Testing

By Denver City Wire Report | May 10, 2023

Denver to postpone Tornado Siren Test due to potential severe weather

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Transportation Plan Lays Framework for Community-led Priorities

By Denver City Wire Report | May 10, 2023

Denver’s Visionary Transportation Plan Lays Framework for Community-led Priorities and Path Forward

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City releasing $5M funding for local small business

By Denver City Wire Report | May 9, 2023

The federally funded grants will support post-pandemic challenges and provide technical assistance

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Airport parking shuttles remain non-competitive

By Denver City Wire Report | May 9, 2023

Failure to implement audit recommendations means the airport is still not encouraging fair competition when it comes to its parking shuttle services, according to this month’s new follow-up report from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA.

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Airport parking shuttles remain non-competitive

By Denver City Wire Report | May 9, 2023

Failure to implement audit recommendations means the airport is still not encouraging fair competition when it comes to its parking shuttle services, according to this month’s new follow-up report from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA.

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Denver Signs Historic Agreement on Waterway Restoration

By Denver City Wire Report | May 8, 2023

On May 8, representatives from the City and County of Denver and Adams County, the State of Colorado, and U.S. government gathered to celebrate and sign a historic intergovernmental agreement that will result in a multi-million-dollar investment in flood risk management, ecosystem restoration and recreation on Denver area waterways - specifically, the South Platte River and two of its tributaries.

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Three Denver County Court Judge Nominees Forwarded to Mayor Hancock

By Denver City Wire Report | May 8, 2023

Mayor Michael B. Hancock has received the following three nominees for Denver County Court Judge from the Denver County Court Judicial Nomination Commission:

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Mayor Hancock, Gov. Polis Urge U.S. DHS to Act as Title 42 Expires

By Denver City Wire Report | May 8, 2023

Express Major Concern over Reimbursement for Federal Challenge, Interior States Receiving Far Less Federal Funding, Urge Action on Work Permits

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New Supportive Housing Units Open in Five Points

By Denver City Wire Report | May 7, 2023

Charity’s House to provide a range of stabilizing services for residents transitioning from homelessness

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Public Comment is Now Open

By Denver City Wire Report | May 6, 2023

The Energize Denver Building Performance team has released three documents that are open for a 7-day public comment period:

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City and County of Denver Experiencing Increase in Migrant Arrivals

By Denver City Wire Report | May 6, 2023

City and County of Denver Experiencing Increase in Migrant Arrivals in Advance of Title 42 Expiration Next Week

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DeGette statement on GOP debt-limit plan

By Denver City Reports | May 5, 2023

On April 26, 2023, U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette (D-CO) released the following statement after voting against Republicans’ plan to cut several key assistance programs that millions of Americans rely on in exchange for raising the nation’s debt limit – a plan that experts say will devastate America’s economy and increase unemployment across the country

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Denver to test Emergency Alerting Systems

By Denver City Wire Report | May 5, 2023

Denver to Test Emergency Alerting Systems from May 8 - May 12

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Multimodal Travel Improvements Coming to Blake and Market Streets

By Denver City Wire Report | May 5, 2023

As the weather warms up and more people are out and about on foot, on bike and on scooters, Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) is making changes on two downtown streets to make travel safer for all.

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City takes positive steps to improve public engagement

By Denver City Wire Report | May 5, 2023

City leaders have made progress in supporting public notice and engagement for projects like street paving but the city remains at risk of inconsistent public engagement for bike lane projects, according to this month’s new follow-up report from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA.

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Denver Property Tax Relief Program Opens for 2022 Tax Year

By Denver City Wire Report | May 4, 2023

Denver Human Services now accepting applications for Denver Property Tax Relief Program

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Denver Arts & Venues Announces Summer Exhibitions and Events

By Denver City Wire Report | May 4, 2023

Denver Arts & Venues is pleased to present four new summer exhibitions at McNichols Civic Center Building and a Buell Theatre lobby exhibit, with several exhibition-related events, including the fifth event in the Cultural Fashion Runway Series, which celebrates accessible fashion.

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Denver Property Tax Relief Program Opens for 2022 Tax Year

By Denver City Wire Report | May 4, 2023

Denver Human Services now accepting applications for Denver Property Tax Relief Program

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Denver Installs First 20mph Speed Limit Sign on Local Streets

By Denver City Wire Report | May 3, 2023

On May 2, Denver City Councilman Paul Kashmann and Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, Executive Director, Adam Phipps, met with a city sign crew to install Denver’s first 20 mph sign for local streets, calling attention to lower speeds and safer driving.