“Denver Votes,” as the Denver Elections Division slogan goes, promotes voting throughout the Denver Metro area. Since 2011, voting opportunities have been extended to those in our care, including voter registration and mail-in ballots.
The Denver Office of Emergency Management was recognized by Mayor Hancock who awarded the City and County of Denver's coveted Mayoral Gold Challenge Coin, presented to Executive Director Matthew Mueller on Wednesday, June 12.
Summer’s sweltering temperatures held off for much of June, but now the heat is on—and with it comes a reminder from Denver Animal Protection (DAP) to protect your pets by never leaving them alone in vehicles.
The Denver Agency for Human Rights & Community Partnerships and its Denver Office of Immigrant & Refugee Affairs thank the City and County of Denver Council Members for approving the proposed Basic Cash Assistance Program that will help provide eligible Denver families with a one-time, direct cash assistance of $1,000 or $1,500 from American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funds.
– Thousands of Denver Solid Waste Management customers will receive a notice this week that their compost collection service will soon begin as part of Denver’s efforts to expand collection services and reduce the amount of waste it sends to the landfill.
Mayor Michael B. Hancock’s Office released the following statement on July 6 on the Administration’s decision to not submit a proposed contract for migrant sheltering with GardaWorld Federal Services:
The Mayor’s Office of Social Equity and Innovation has released the 2023 -2025 strategic plan for Digital Equity efforts across the City and County of Denver.
While most of us will turn toward the night sky on the Fourth of July next Tuesday, many pets will do all they can to escape the bombastic, dazzling displays of pyrotechnics that accompany our nation’s birthday.