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  • ‘Expect 2027 revenue to remain flat,’ finance officials warn Denver budget planners

    ‘Expect 2027 revenue to remain flat,’ finance officials warn Denver budget planners

    Denver expects little to no revenue growth through 2027. And “flat” growth is a “best-case scenario,” city finance experts told members of the Denver City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee, as preliminary efforts to organize and establish guidance for the 2027 budget planning process kicked off Tuesday. The city anticipates 2027 revenue to remain around…


  • Denver City Council: Scooters, syringes, fancy airport lawyers

    Denver City Council: Scooters, syringes, fancy airport lawyers

    The Denver City Council returns this week with a 24-page agenda packed with a variety of interesting items for consideration. From the Community Planning and Housing Committee comes a $3.4 million contract between the City and Jewish Family Service of Colorado to provide rapid rehousing support for at least 55 homeless individuals or families living…


  • Denver City Council makes annual bison donation permanent

    Denver City Council makes annual bison donation permanent

    Denver has codified its annual donation of surplus buffalo to American Indian tribes and American Indian nonprofits into law after a unanimous vote by the City Council on Monday. The City and County of Denver has managed one of the oldest municipal bison herds in the nation as part of a conservation program for more…


  • Denver City Council eyes millions for infrastructure, airport spending

    Denver City Council eyes millions for infrastructure, airport spending

    The Denver City Council meeting Monday will be light, with no required public hearing set, but it does have several big-ticket infrastructure and airport spending items on the agenda. A lot of money is on the table this week, with $6.5 million earmarked for asphalt replacement for 95 lane miles of local, collector, and arterial…


  • Denver continues to explore moving to a biennial budget

    Denver continues to explore moving to a biennial budget

    There’s continued momentum to shift the city of Denver to a biennial budget cycle, and if approved by the City Council, the measure would be sent to voters on the November 2026 ballot. The idea, first put forth in December, returned Monday to the Budget and Policy Committee meeting for further discussion, with sponsors maintaining…


  • Denver to mull $6.9M East Colfax BRT extension, police union deal

    Denver to mull $6.9M East Colfax BRT extension, police union deal

    Denver’s councilmembers will consider several items during Monday’s regular meeting, but the most notable is a resolution to overhaul contract review rules, requiring draft agreements to be shared with the Council before being heard at committee meetings.   Council Resolution 26-0329 aims to give council members early access to draft and final agreements and more time…


  • Veo e-scooter contract stalls again in Denver City Council committee

    Veo e-scooter contract stalls again in Denver City Council committee

    A proposed contract to replace the city’s e-bike and scooter vendors stalled again Wednesday as a City Council committee declined to advance it without further review and a “redlined” version of the agreement. Members of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee delayed their decision until April 15 after a motion to advance a three-year contract with…


  • Denver Council narrowly approves deal with Axon

    Denver Council narrowly approves deal with Axon

    After weeks of delay, the Denver City Council narrowly approved a one-year $150,000 contract with Axon for 50 automated license plate-reading cameras and the necessary system hardware, replacing the city’s former vendor, Flock. The 7-6 vote came during Tuesday’s regular City Council meeting, where councilmembers weighed in on the risks of approving the contract before…


  • Denver proposes yearlong moratorium on new data centers

    Denver proposes yearlong moratorium on new data centers

    As Denver Water calls for a 20% reduction in water use during Stage 1 drought conditions, City Council members advanced a bill to rein in one of the largest water users — data centers — by proposing a yearlong moratorium on new construction and development.  Should the proposed legislation be approved by the full City…


  • Denver City Council to consider Axon ALPR camera contract

    Denver City Council to consider Axon ALPR camera contract

    Denver’s regular meeting of the City Council moves to Tuesday as most city offices will be closed Monday in observance of Sí Se Puede Day. On the agenda, the clock is ticking on a delayed contract for automated license plate reading cameras. The 12-month, $150,000 agreement with Axon would deliver approximately 50 new cameras, replacing…


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