A full closure of East Yale Avenue at Holly Street is starting at 7 p.m. Friday, August 28, until 4 p.m. Monday, August 31, to install a new underpass for the High Line Canal Trail. Detour routes will be posted. Travel updates can be found at https://t.co/qwysBzNjU0
This week, city council worked on changes to help ensure fair, equitable access to contract opportunities. They also heard a proposal about how your sales tax is spent & got an update on a voter approved initiative that uses sales tax money to distribute food to people in need.
Starting Monday, September 14, people who believe they were issued a parking citation in error can dispute it online at https://t.co/cyQSVt6gyA. Citation must not be over 20 days old.
Beginning at 7 a.m., August 28, and lasting until August 31, at 5 a.m., there will be a full closure of the westbound lanes of 56th Ave between Tower Road and Peña Blvd and one lane open for eastbound traffic on 56th.
Tonight: A full closure of the Evans Avenue on-ramp to Santa Fe Drive and closures in both directions of Santa Fe Drive between Evans and Florida avenues to pour the deck for the new bridge. The on-ramp will remain closed after the deck pour for up to two weeks for safety.
Drought conditions are pushing bears into more urban areas this year as they look for food, which means we're seeing more than usual in Denver. Here's what to do to stay bear aware in your neighborhood.
Since 2025, the Burnham Yard Small Area Plan team has engaged thousands of community members to collect input on a vision for the Burnham Yard area. This survey is to collect input on draft policies and identify additional ideas. Take the survey https://t.co/JwWV4PB2Zz
Join us Aug. 25 9–11 am at McGregor Square for a Universal Recycling & Composting Resource Fair with the Rockies. Meet city staff, waste haulers & Dinger! We want businesses, apartments, & restaurants to be ready for new recycling & composting requirements https://t.co/5gw7zdBICC
This week, city council heard an update on the data center moratorium, worked on a 3-year extension of the sales tax funding for Denver Health, and received an update on the Welton Next Steps Project.
.@DenverCPD has new rules for neglected and abandoned properties in Denver that aim to address neighborhood eyesores faster & more efficiently. Learn more: https://t.co/FRg6Cjpv5F
Free & open to readers across Denver, One Book One Denver is a citywide experience inviting Denverites to come together through a shared story. Free copies of The Nickel Boys are available at select locations across Denver, while supplies last. Learn more: https://t.co/aqZI07ORJO
Denver City Council approved funds for the expansion at Denver International Airport that will include upgrades to the trains & baggage systems,
If approved, a new bridge will be built to help get fans form the Broadway RTD station to the Summit FC soccer stadium.
Denver residents can dispose of tires for free at our recycling collection event on Saturday, August 15, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at 1271 W Bayaud Ave. Up to nine tires per vehicle can be recycled. Rims and other contamination (e.g., dirt, debris) must be removed from tires.
Join community members 5:30-7:30 p.m. Weds, Aug 12 at La Alma Recreation Center for the third open house to review and provide feedback. Spanish interpreters, refreshments, and children's activities will be provided. For more info visit https://t.co/p795JKxn5v
Start your winter season conditioning or enjoy an outdoor morning fitness class at SnowShape, a pre‑season training series at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Single-session tickets may be purchased at half off from Aug. 10-21 https://t.co/OnHaEbvNsU
This week, Denver City Council member Sarah Parady has resigned, citing health issues. They also worked on a renovation to the Theatre at Loretto Heights and heard an update on the Universal Composting and Recycling Program. Follow the city at https://t.co/nRq2WGhLQy