Tag: Denver City Council
Hancock’s affordable housing plan passes handily on first vote. Herndon’s alternative...
Denver City Council on Monday unanimously gave preliminary approval to a plan put forth by Mayor Michael Hancock and council members Albus Brooks and...
Hancock’s affordable housing plan gets preliminary nod
A committee of Denver council members on Wednesday unanimously approved Mayor Michael Hancock’s plan to create a dedicated fund for affordable housing in the...
Committee questions funding for Hancock’s affordable housing plan
Mayor Michael Hancock’s plan to combat Denver’s housing crisis faced doubts about its proposed funding sources in today’s Safety, Housing, and Homelessness Committee meeting....
Denver tries to spur condo construction by limiting homeowners’ right to...
Monday Denver became the latest municipality to enact so-called construction defects reform. City Council approved a proposal out of the Mayor's office that will make...
Denver Council proclaims yesterday was Indigenous Peoples’ Day, but what about...
Denver City Council unanimously proclaimed yesterday Indigenous People's Day -- a victory in the eyes of many Native American activists who have fought to...
Metro Chamber of Commerce: Raise Denver sales tax to fund higher...
Today the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce officially threw its support behind the citywide ballot initiative to raise public funds for college scholarships. For the...
Denver City Council sends higher-education tax hike to voters
Denver City Council members agree higher education costs too much in Colorado and that state and federal lawmakers have failed to take care of...
Littwin: Denver City Council’s “pause” on Chick-fil-A at DIA ignores free...
There is so much wrong with the Denver City Council's decision to "pause" in its consideration of granting Chick-fil-A a slot at DIA that...
Judd calls Guzman ‘a classy lady,’ urges support for Dems
After losing his bid for state Senate District 34, Rep. Joel Judd, D-Denver, issued a statement to his supporters Tuesday acknowledging his opponent, Sen....
Hayes: Denver impound law opponents pushing ‘illegal alien agenda’
DENVER-- Members of the city council here are considering eliminating a controversial vehicle impound law that has raised financial and constitutional questions. Dan Hayes, the main backer of the law, which passed as a ballot initiative in 2008, told the Colorado Independent that council members opposing the law are merely protecting laws that make Denver a so-called sanctuary city for illegal aliens.