Those blue pumpkins aren't just unique! They have a special meaning.
ALT An orange background with illustrations of stars, spiders, and webs. In the center, there's a blue Halloween bucket with a carved pumpkin face. Text reads, "Wondering what the blue Halloween bucket means?" The bottom corner displays the Denver city logo.
ALT Orange Halloween-themed graphic featuring a blue bucket filled with various candies. Text above reads, "Blue buckets indicate a child may be nonverbal or have sensory sensitivities to flashing lights, costumes, or loud sounds." Includes a web and spider illustration in the top right corner and the Denver logo in the bottom left corner.
This week, city council had a hearing on the 2027 budget. The community voiced what they want in next year’s budget. They also heard about the Small Business Opportunity Fund, created to give grants to businesses impacted by construction & got an update from the STAR program.
If you're planning to vote, it's now officially too late to mail your ballot in. Be sure to use a drop box or vote in person instead! Visit DenverVotes.org to find a drop box near you.
Did you receive a text, email or letter about our limited-time Parking Ticket Amnesty program? If so, and you're interested in receiving a 50% reduction in the fees you owe, visit: denvergov.org/Vehicles-Parki… Tickets must be more than 120 days old. Offer ends on October 31.
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This week, city council worked on a contract for Alterra Mountain Company to rent space at the Denver Post Building. They also advanced a proposal to change how Denver procures contracts and got an update on the Denver Preschool Program.
The Nob Hill Inn has technically been around since the 30's but it's name change came in 1954. As a Denver staple, this Colfax dive bar is one of the city's most recognizable. Colfax is open for business, so be sure to stop by this weekend!
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and we're urging everyone to sharpen their awareness against attacks. By learning to identify the red flags you can protect your personal information. We have practical tips to help Denverites stay protected denvergov.org/Government/Age…
For the first time in their history, @denverzoo welcomed two Southern White Rhinos last week. White Rhinos are the 2nd largest land mammal. Can you guess the first?
This week, Denver City Council members heard a presentation on mediation services. They also sent a proclamation opposing Colorado Constitution Amendment 81, which would require law enforcement to notify immigration authorities within 72 hours of charging someone with a crime.
Everyone's favorite topic: construction!
The Santa Fe Streetscape Improvements project will rebuild Santa Fe from 6th to 13th Avenues including wider sidewalks, landscaping, and improved public spaces. The project should be completed in 2028.
Most @CityofDenver offices are closed today 10/12 in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day. @DenverHealthMed & @DENAirport will remain open. @DenverPolice, Denver Sheriff, Denver Fire, & First Responders will be reporting for duty as usual. For info visit denvergov.org.
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This week, city council worked on changes to Denver’s Automated Vehicle Identification System. They also moved forward plans to renovate the Blair Caldwell & Montbello libraries & passed transparency rules for programs using tax money. Watch city news at denvertv.com
Starting Monday, October 5, and lasting for up to three weeks, the south side of Franklin Street at East Evans Avenue will be closed to make infrastructure upgrades.
Watch our local candidate forums live today on DenverTV (denvertv.com or wherever you get your apps) and our YouTube Channel piped.video/Denver8TV.
Can't catch them live? The recordings will be up through the election!