February 6, 2026 Wrap Up
Wrap-Up with City Council
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This week, the City Planning and Housing Committee sent to the full Denver City Council a change in how property tax assistance payments are sent out.
The Health and Safety Committee sent to the full Council a contract for about $24 million to provide computer aided dispatch technology and communications for Denver’s 911 system.
And the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee heard an update from the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure on the Welton Next Steps Project, which
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