better denver bond program
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Denver hires some help to manage GO bond projects
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Denver plans to hire a little help to manage the dozens of public infrastructure projects slated through the city’s voter-approved $937 million in general obligation bonds. The city selected Atkins North America Inc. this week to help evaluate the timing of project construction, coordinate with city agencies and track and report the progress of projects.…
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Denver’s everyman mayor: Michael Hancock’s big agenda
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Michael Hancock is a mayor on a mission. It’s the Friday before the election, and Hancock is promoting a once-in-a-decade, $937 million bond package filled with hundreds of projects to maintain and improve Denver’s transportation, public safety and cultural infrastructure. After a stop at a Spanish-language radio station to pitch the ballot questions, he tours…
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Colorado voters set to decide school board and city council races, contentious ballot measures
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Voters across Colorado finish casting ballots at 7 p.m. tonight, deciding city council and school board races as well as local ballot issues ranging from funding for affordable housing and limits on oil and gas drilling to road improvements and municipal high-speed internet. For the first time in eight years, though, there isn’t a statewide…
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Next GO bond program input sought
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A series of public meetings begins Tuesday in Denver to help city and county officials decide the amount of general obligation bonds to ask voters to approve next year. Periodically, the City and County of Denver authorizes these types of bonds to restore, replace and expand infrastructure and capital assets across the city. The next…
