Please join your neighbors and me in welcoming our new Chief of Police Robert White and Manager of Safety Alex Martinez at a meet and greet for City Council District Two on Wednesday, April 18th at 7:00 p.m.
Traylor Academy, 2900 South Ivan Way
Please join your neighbors and me in welcoming our new Chief of Police Robert White and Manager of Safety Alex Martinez at a meet and greet for City Council District Two on Wednesday, April 18th at 7:00 p.m.
Traylor Academy, 2900 South Ivan Way
Denver residents have been hearing a lot about trash collection fees lately and many are wondering why. In District 2, homeowners seem to like the current system. Trash gets picked up and the cost is already part of their taxes. That may be why 76 percent of you said in my 2011 citizen survey that you oppose any trash fee. Ideas still being bandied about include a flat fee, one based on how much trash you produce; a socialized fee to help low-income people; and a contract with a private hauler.
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Many thanks for your Council District 2 election decision. It’s an honor to be chosen to serve you with such overwhelming support. I’m grateful and humbled by your expression of confidence. Thank you. Read more »
Council could not have angered the public and demoralized city employees more than when it recently voted itself a pay raise. Even in a good economy, raises are unpopular. But in a bad economy with revenue down, city services at risk, layoffs iinflicting pain, and a $500 million projected shortfall in future years, they’re inexcusable.
KB Homes will construct a new housing development at the former Terrace Club swimming site. It is located north of Hampden Ave. (Hwy. 285), west of S. Knox Ct., just south of the W. Girard Ave. intersection. Twenty single-family homes will be built, some two-story, some ranch style. Price points are expected to be in the mid to high $200,000s. No zoning change will be required.