yemi mobolade
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Colorado Springs will challenge state law on accessory dwelling units
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The City Planning Department is drafting an accessory dwelling units (ADUs) law that works for the city and is best for the city and pays less attention to state requirements for ADUs enacted by the legislature earlier this year. According to City Planning Director Kevin Walker, the city planners had been working hard to make…
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Lawsuits accuse Colorado Springs mayor, business partner of non-payment for goods
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Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade has been named as a co-defendant in two lawsuits alleging he and a former business partner owe a food distributor nearly $100,000. Phoenix-based Shamrock Foods, a food distributor with six warehouses in Colorado, including Colorado Springs, alleges in separate lawsuits filed earlier this year that Mobolade and Russ Ware, Mobolade’s…
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Lawsuits accuse Colorado Springs mayor, business partner of non-payment for goods
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Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade has been named as a co-defendant in two lawsuits alleging he and a former business partner owe a food distributor nearly $100,000. Phoenix-based Shamrock Foods, a food distributor with six warehouses in Colorado, including Colorado Springs, alleges in separate lawsuits filed earlier this year that Mobolade and Russ Ware, Mobolade’s…
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Colorado Springs mayor’s race: 5 factors that influenced Yemi Mobolade’s historic victory
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In his effort to win the Colorado Springs mayor’s seat in Tuesday’s runoff election, entrepreneur Yemi Mobolade had to overcome a blank political resume and grab voters on both sides of the aisle, as well as somewhere in between, to earn their support and drive them to the ballot box. Yemi Mobolade makes Colorado Springs…
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Campaign confusion: former Sheriff Elder acknowledges earlier ‘support’ for Williams, despite endorsement of Mobalade
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One of El Paso County’s formerly highest-ranking officials was seemingly caught between two Colorado Springs mayoral campaigns over the weekend after questions arose about whom he supported in the city’s upcoming mayoral runoff election. Former El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder this weekend formally endorsed Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade in the race, about…
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Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Yemi Mobolade receives endorsement from former El Paso County sheriff
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Former El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder endorsed Yemi Mobolade for Colorado Springs mayor Saturday, according to the Mobolade campaign. “As the past sheriff of El Paso County and as someone who served this community for more than 40 years, I wholeheartedly endorse Yemi Mobolade for mayor,” said Elder. “I have worked side by side…
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Colorado Springs city election results hold with military, overseas ballots
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As the results of Colorado Springs’ April 4 municipal election inch closer to being certified, updated unofficial election results posted Wednesday night show not much has changed in a week. Yemi Mobolade and Wayne Williams are still leading in the mayor’s race, according to unofficial updated results posted by city clerk’s officials at 6 p.m.…
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Colorado Springs city election: Key dates and a look at what’s next ahead of mayoral runoff election
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About a week after Colorado Springs’ April 4 municipal election, city clerk’s officials are still accepting a small number of ballots before certifying and announcing final results by Friday. The ‘post-election period’ During this “post-election” period, City Clerk Sarah Johnson’s office is accepting, but not yet processing, ballots from military and overseas residents through 5…
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Colorado Springs mayoral candidate Sallie Clark considers requesting recount: ‘It’s not over until it’s over’
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Sallie Clark hasn’t given up her fight in the race to become Colorado Springs’ next mayor. The candidate on Friday sent a letter to City Clerk Sarah Johnson saying that she may request a discretionary recount of Colorado Springs’ April 4 municipal election. Clark asked for more information on the estimated cost of a recount.…
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Clash among powerful developers, dark money groups dominate Colorado Springs elections
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A clash among powerful developers and dark money donors has started to dominate the Colorado Springs mayoral and city council elections, with new mailers and ads over access to city water hitting TV and mailboxes in recent days. For example, a new ad backing mayoral candidate Wayne Williams presents him as a defender of city…
