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Q&A with Debra Johnson | ‘Public policy is my calling’
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Denver Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson – whose office oversees elections in Colorado’s largest city – will be winding down a lengthy career in public service next spring. She announced last year she will not seek a third term in her post in next spring’s municipal election, but as she looks at retirement, she seems…
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Record number of Valentine’s Day nuptials at Denver Clerk’s Office
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A match made… in the Denver Clerk and Recorder’s office. A record number of matches, in fact. Love was in the air at the Denver office earlier this week with more than 100 couples tying the knot for Valentine’s Day. Judges and clergy volunteered their time to perform ceremonies for 103 couples, Clerk Debra Johnson…
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Denver Councilman Paul López considering bid for city clerk office
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Among the longest-serving members on the Denver City Council, Paul López won’t be able to run again for his seat representing District 3 due to term limits. But he’s not quite ready to leave city government once his term expires. Instead, López is “seriously considering” a bid for Denver clerk and recorder, Denverite reported over…
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Denver Clerk and Recorder’s Office ‘eclipses’ its own record in 2017
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It seems like the Denvers Clerk and Recorder’s Office is regularly breaking records for marriage licenses issued and newly registered voters. That was certainly true of 2017 as Debra Johnson’s office “eclipsed” the previous year’s accomplishments. “A large swath of the US viewed the totality of the solar eclipse last year, and here at the…
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Efficiency in government? Denver clerk’s office recognized for innovation
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Who’s ever heard of an innovative bureaucracy? Denver’s Clerk and Recorder Office was recognized this week for just that, receiving a pair of awards from an international government association. Clerk Debra Johnson received the innovator award for unique achievements and best practices from the International Association of Government Officials. “We continue to look for ways…
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Financial disclosure, lobbyist changes head to Council
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Denver City Council members and other identified officials would have to report gifts worth more than $50 a year, double the current threshold amount, under an ordinance revising the municipal code. A separate ordinance updating the city’s lobbyist registration requirements includes clearer definitions of who would have to comply with those reporting requirements. The Council’s…
