City Council

Name: Denver City Council meeting
Start: 2026-01-12T22:30:00+00:00
Location: Cathy Reynolds City Council Chamber 1437 Bannock Street, Room 450

Monday, January 12, 2026, 3:30 p.m. (Denver time), Cathy Reynolds City Council Chamber 1437 Bannock Street, Room 450

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On the agenda

Minutes of Monday, January 5, 2026 (26-0016): approved
A Proclamation Recognizing Zarah Levy for Her Work and Public Service During Her Time With the Denver City Council Office of Councilwoman Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez (26-0013): adopted
A Proclamation Honoring Steve Ellington on his 37 years of Service to the City and County of Denver (26-0014): adopted
A Proclamation Honoring West East Neighbors United for Leadership on the NWSL Stadium Community Benefits Agreement (26-0021): adopted
A resolution approving a proposed Seventh Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and U.S. Motels Denver North, Inc. to provide units for the Support Team Assisted Response (STAR) program, and non-congregate shelter as well as congregate shelter space for individuals and families when the City's emergency shelter beds are full through the established non-congregate shelter program, citywide. Amends an agreement with U.S. Motels Denver North, Inc. by adding $450,000.00 for a new total of $6,642,900.00 and adding nine months for a new end date of 12-31-2026 to provide units for the Support Team Assisted Response (STAR) program, and non-congregate shelter as well as congregate shelter space for individuals and families when the City’s emergency shelter beds are full through the established non-congregate shelter program, citywide (HOST-202367041/HOST-202582474-07). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 1-20-2026. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-16-2025. This item was called out at the 1-5-2026 meeting for a one-week postponement to the next regular Council meeting on 1-12-2026. (25-2070): adopted
A resolution approving a proposed Contract between the City and County of Denver and The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless to provide supportive housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, citywide. Approves a contract with The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless for $6,078,974.00 with an end date of 12-31-2027 to provide supportive housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, citywide (HOST-202582483). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 2-2-2026. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-23-2025. (25-2109): adopted
A resolution approving the City Council appointment of Donald Long to the Citizen Oversight Board. Approving the City Council appointment of Donald Long to the Citizen Oversight Board. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 1-6-2026. (25-2132): adopted
A resolution approving a proposed Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and VICTIM OFFENDER RECONCILIATION PROGRAM OF DENVER to provide nutritious food access and nutrition education as funded by the Healthy Food for Denver's Kids Initiative, citywide. Amends a grant agreement with VICTIM OFFENDER RECONCILIATION PROGRAM OF DENVER by adding $414,945.23 for a new total of $1,244,836.48 and adding two years for a new end date of 12-31-2027 to provide nutritious food access and nutrition education as funded by the Healthy Food for Denver’s Kids Initiative, citywide (ENVHL-202368602/ENVHL-202581532-01). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 2-2-2026. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-3-2025. (25-1987): adopted
A resolution approving a proposed Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Colorado Coalition for the Homeless to continue to provide health services at the All in Mile High shelters and micro communities, citywide. Amends a contract with Colorado Coalition for the Homeless by adding $922,718.00 for a new total of $ $2,098,983.00 and adding twelve months for a new end date of 12-31-2026 to continue to provide health services at the All in Mile High shelters and micro communities, citywide (ENVHL-202578619/ENVHL-202582503-01). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 2-2-2026. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-24-2025. (25-2112): adopted
A resolution laying out, opening and establishing as part of the City street system parcels of land located in the Stapleton Filing No. 49 subdivision as Public Right-of-Way as: 1) North Spruce Street; 2) East 54th Place; 3) East Prairie Meadow Drive; 4) North Trenton Street; 5) East 53rd Drive; 6) North Tamarac Street; 7) East 54th Place; 8) North Tamarac Way; 9) East 54th Drive; 10) East 55th Avenue; 11) North Uinta Street; 12) East 55th Place; 13) East 55th Avenue; 14) North Uinta Way; 15) East Prairie Meadow Drive; 16) North Valentia Street; 17) East 54th Place; 18) East 54th Place; 19) North Valentia Street; 20) North Valentia Court; 21) North Verbena Street; 22) East 54th Drive; 23) East 54th Place; 24) North Verbena Way; 25) North Wabash Way; 26) North Wabash Street; 27) East 54th Avenue; 28) East 54th Place; 29) East 55th Avenue; 30) North Willow Street; 31) East 54th Drive; 32) North Xanthia Street; 33) North Xanthia Court; 34) North Xenia Street; 35) East 53rd Avenue; 36) North Willow Way; 37) North Akron Street; 38) East 52nd Place; 38) East 52nd Place; 39) North Xenia Street; 40) North Willow Way; 41) North Yosemite Way; 42) East 52nd Avenue; 43) East Prairie Meadow Drive; and 44) North Verbena Street. Dedicates forty-four City-owned parcels of land located in the Stapleton Filing No. 45 subdivision as Public Right-of-Way as 1) North Spruce Street, 2) East 54th Place, 3) East Prairie Meadow Drive, 4) North Trenton Street, 5) East 53rd Drive, 6) North Tamarac Street, 7) East 54th Place, 8) North Tamarac Way, 9) East 54th Drive, 10) East 55th Avenue, 11) North Uinta Street, 12) East 55th Place, 13) East 55th Avenue, 14) North Uinta Way, 15) East Prairie Meadow Drive, 16) North Valentia Street, 17) East 54th Place, 18) East 54th Place, 19) North Valentia Street, 20) North Valentia Court, 21) North Verbena Street, 22) East 54th Drive, 23) East 54th Place, 24) North Verbena Way, 25) North Wabash Way, 26) North Wabash Street, 27) East 54th Avenue, 28) East 54th Place, 29) East 55th Avenue, 30) North Willow Street, 31) East 54th Drive, 32) North Xanthia Street, 33) North Xanthia Court, 34) North Xenia Street, 35) East 53rd Avenue, 36) North Willow Way, 37) North Akron Street, 38) East 52nd Place, 38) East 52nd Place, 39) North Xenia Street, 40) North Willow Way, 41) North Yosemite Way, 42) East 52nd Avenue, 43) East Prairie Meadow Drive, and 44) North Verbena Street, in Council District 8. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-17-2025. This item was postponed at the 1-5-2026 meeting until 1-12-2026. (25-2059): adopted as amended
A bill for an ordinance changing the zoning classification for 3050 Richard Allen Court in Skyland. Approves a map amendment to rezone property from R-2-A with waivers to E-MX-2x, located at 3050 North Richard Allen Court in the Skyland Neighborhood, in Council District 9. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 1-6-2026. (25-2147): ordered published with a future required public hearing
A bill for an ordinance approving and accepting the park building plan for the maintenance and operations facility, equipment building, and storage building, all located in City of Cuernavaca Park, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 39-210 and 39-211 of the Denver Revised Municipal Code. Approves the park building plan for three new buildings to be constructed in City of Cuernavaca Park to be used by Denver Parks and Recreation staff, in Council District 1. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 11-12-2025. This item was postponed at the 12-1-2025 meeting until 1-12-2026. (25-1704): postponed to a date certain
A bill for an ordinance changing the zoning classification for 8250 East 40th Avenue in Central Park. Approves a map amendment to rezone property from OS-A to I-B, located at 8250 E 40th Avenue, in Council District 8. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-9-2025. (25-1991): placed upon final consideration and do pass
A bill for an ordinance to correct Ordinance No. 1768, Series of 2025, approving a proposed Land Acquisition between the City and County of Denver, The Florida Avenue, and Quebec Way Mini Roundabout Project, designating certain properties as being required for public use and granting the authority to acquire through negotiated purchase or condemnation all or any portion of any property interest as needed for installment. Approves a Land Acquisition Ordinance designating certain properties as being required for public use and granting the authority to acquire through negotiated purchase or condemnation all or any portion of any property interest as needed for the installment of The Florida Avenue and Quebec Way Mini Roundabout Project. This includes fee title and easement interests, access rights, improvements, buildings, fixtures, licenses, and permits as part of the project. The Project is located at the intersection of Florida Avenue and Quebec Way, in Council District 6. The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 1-26-2026. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-23-2025. (25-2106): placed upon final consideration and do pass
A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Regional Transportation District, to offer qualified Denver employees the RTD Ecopass. Approves an Intergovernmental Agreement with Regional Transportation District (RTD) for $431,126.00 with an end date of 12-31-2026 to offer qualified Denver employees the RTD Ecopass, citywide (CSAHR-202581622). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 1-20-2026. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-16-2025. (25-2056): placed upon final consideration and do pass
A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Intergovernmental Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Colorado Department of Transportation, to reimburse the city for maintenance of State highways in five locations within the jurisdiction of the City & County of Denver, citywide. Approves an IGA with the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) for $3,750,000.00 with an end date of 6-30-2030 to reimburse the city for maintenance of State highways in five locations within the jurisdiction of the City & County of Denver, citywide (DOTI-202582177). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 1-26-2026. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 12-24-2025. (25-2084): placed upon final consideration and do pass

Roll-call votes

Documents

Summary

The council meeting opened with routine business and several proclamations: one honoring Zara Levy's public service, one recognizing City Treasurer Steve Ellington's 37 years of service upon his retirement, and one honoring Westside/Eastside Neighbors United for their leadership on the NWSL stadium community benefits agreement. The council adopted a street-dedication resolution (amended to fix a drafting error), approved amended agreements with the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless for shelter health services and with HOST for non-congregate shelter, with Council Member Lewis pressing staff on service continuity and motel ownership transparency. The longest item was a public hearing on a park building plan for a maintenance facility at Cuernavaca Park, where Council Member Gilmore and former parks official Scott Gilmore argued RISE bond dollars were being shifted away from a promised District 11 facility; Gilmore's motion to postpone the bill failed and the bill passed. The council also passed a rezoning correcting a 2010 mapping error at 8250 East 40th Avenue.

Transcript

0:01 a Denver. It's time for the

0:03 weekly general session of your

0:08 Denver City Council. Tonight's

0:10 coverage of Denver City

0:13 Council starts now.

0:27 thank you for joining us.

0:29 You for taking the time to

0:29 change every council's meeting

0:30 today is Monday. JANUARY,

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0:48 everyone. My name is Sam

0:51 Guzman with the c. John, you

0:54 virtually through zoom and

0:56 along with my colleague

0:57 doesn't mean we won't be

0:57 interpreting today's meeting

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1:51 Thank you very much. Time.

1:53 Welcome to the Denver City

1:53 Council meeting Monday,

1:56 JANUARY 2026. Council members

1:57 please join councilmember at

1:58 the there in the of

2:05 Allegiance. In leage to the

2:09 the United States of America.

2:10 And 2, there are a like for

2:12 which it stands. One nation

2:15 under GOD, indivisible, with

2:17 liberty and justice for all.

2:23 Members to strike comes from

2:24 Bradley. That is they lead us

2:26 in the Denver City Council and

2:29 Denver City Council honors

2:31 and acknowledges that the land

2:31 on which we're is it is the

2:32 traditional territory of the

2:34 huge Cheyenne and Arapaho

2:38 people. We also recognize the

2:39 48 contemporary tribal nations

2:40 that are historically tied to

2:42 the lands that make state of

2:44 Colorado. We honor Hauser's

2:47 past present and future. And

2:49 those have Stewart this land

2:52 generations. We also recognize

2:55 that government academic and

2:55 cultural institutions were

2:58 founded upon and continue to

3:02 enact racers and exclusions of

3:04 indigenous peoples. Maybe this

3:05 acknowledgment demonstrate a

3:06 commitment to working to

3:07 dismantle ongoing legacies

3:10 oppression and inequities and

3:12 recognize the current and

3:13 future contributions of

3:13 indigenous communities in

3:16 Denver.

3:22 Thank COUNCILMAN. Secretary

3:26 will come members the here

3:31 Gilmore from south to get in.

3:41 I'm ce here but it's What's

3:46 wasn't on the members present

3:47 and team members present

3:51 council has car approval of

3:51 the minutes. There any

3:52 corrections to the minute to

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4:01 minutes approved council

4:02 council announcement this

4:02 announcement there. Any

4:08 afternoon. Councilmember can

4:13 tell us could get isn't just

4:14 thank you so much PRESIDENT We

4:15 have an item on consent today

4:16 and it is a proclamation. It's

4:18 proclamation on consent.

4:21 And it's recognizing Zara

4:23 Levy for her work in public

4:25 service during her time at the

4:26 Denver City Council office of

4:28 COUNCILMAN Gonzales could get

4:32 as and so I just wanted to

4:32 recognize new czar. I was here

4:33 in the room. Thank you so much

4:36 for your work over the years.

4:37 I'm sorry. He's been with me

4:38 since 2022. When I was in the

4:42 state legislature and she very

4:45 kindly followed me across the

4:45 park, had and continue to work

4:47 and learn all of the city

4:48 systems and continued the

4:52 passion that she brought to,

4:53 you know, working on tenant

4:55 protection issues. She was one

4:56 of the driving forces in our

4:59 office to make sure that we

4:59 were fighting that temporary

5:02 rental and utility assistance

5:02 funds. And I'm really, really

5:07 proud of her. And she's going

5:09 to running the local chapter

5:11 for Colorado for local

5:14 progress, which is a great

5:15 national organization. And

5:18 that helps support local

5:19 elected officials. You know

5:20 where everything from the city

5:22 council to county

5:24 commissioners to school board

5:26 members. And so I'm an even

5:28 mayors. So I'm really excited

5:30 to see her take this next And

5:33 I you the best and know that

5:34 she's actually not going to be

5:37 that far away from And many of

5:38 us will still be able to get

5:39 to interact with herself.

5:40 Thank you. And congratulations

5:55 are. Except COUNCILMAN Up the

5:56 district 7 is hosting a

5:58 wellness Wednesday this

6:00 Wednesday.

6:01 JANUARY 14th, the Alchemy,

6:03 creative work space Grieve,

6:04 Free Expo kickoff designed to

6:07 help you kick off

6:07 Twenty-twenty 6 health calls

6:10 enough. I'm supportive

6:12 environment. Stop by to meet

6:12 local wellness professionals.

6:16 Enjoy complimentary 6 snacks

6:17 and some and connect with

6:18 experts dedicating to

6:19 supported mental and overall

6:22 well-being. We sure to pick up

6:25 your look. Love local map and

6:26 get your first am towards

6:27 getting some prizes. Wellness

6:31 and fitness expo. Coming take

6:33 a first step in your wellness

6:34 journey. Also to follow up on

6:37 this on JANUARY, 17th, 18017th

6:39 and 19 is what we will be

6:41 having our wellness and

6:41 fitness. Actual expo to

6:44 explore local wellness and

6:45 fitness businesses. Trainers,

6:47 they're up his tour engines.

6:48 Take classes and discover

6:49 supportive resources to help

6:51 you reach your health goals.

6:52 You can register. Now, check

6:52 out our social media at

6:55 Denver's Lucky District. 7

6:56 Instagram page. We have

6:59 everything on there. This is a

6:59 follow-up to a very successful

7:00 event specifically to well as

7:02 in West West Park last year

7:03 and now we're expanding it

7:04 through all district 7 because

7:05 it was successful. Thank you

7:10 so much. Council PRESIDENT

7:11 Thank you. MADAM PRESIDENT, I

7:13 have to update and they're all

7:15 about golf. So the first one

7:17 is Kennedy. Golf course is

7:21 going to a new clubhouse. And

7:23 so there's a survey It is on

7:24 my website. It's the Gulf

7:27 website and to be able to this

7:29 into action and get more

7:30 community input. This has been

7:33 a long time in the making. So

7:34 please fill it out. Would love

7:36 to have your input. And then

7:37 the second is the golf course

7:41 is turning 100 this year and

7:42 we are excited to have this be

7:45 part of the 2. 51, 50

7:45 celebration of of our state

7:49 and of our country. But the

7:52 Welsh or 100 on JUNE 5th. I'll

7:52 be making a lot of

7:53 announcements about it between

7:57 now and then but JUNE 5th for

7:59 going to have golf tournament

7:59 and it's a fun one. People are

8:00 asking how competitive if I

8:05 won. And it's on JUNE 5th.

8:07 That's a Friday and a

8:09 community celebration. From 5

8:11 to So we are also opening up

8:15 the Wilshire. The not all of

8:18 the golf course. But the

8:19 facility, the clubhouse and to

8:21 community to come. I learn

8:23 more about the history and

8:25 just celebrate an asset in our

8:27 community. So it's the last

8:27 100. Thank you. Thank you.

8:31 Comes from the

8:32 just wanted to remind

8:34 everyone that all JANUARY

8:35 long, we will be telling our

8:36 blood drive JANUARY's National

8:39 Blood Donor month. I gave led

8:44 them Friday afternoon and then

8:45 went home and took a giant

8:48 Napa. But it is really, really

8:49 important month. It's a really

8:49 important opportunity to help

8:53 support our neighbors. JANUARY

8:55 is national Blood donor month

8:56 because donations during the

8:56 holiday season are almost

8:59 nonexistent. And that means

9:00 and that there are a number of

9:01 people in our community who

9:03 are in need of blood

9:04 transfusions, who are at risk

9:06 of not being able to get that

9:09 Bledsoe. If you're interested,

9:10 please go check our website or

9:10 social media and sign-on up

9:13 like I did.

9:17 And it was very quick and

9:18 easy helped a number So would

9:19 really appreciate everyone

9:23 just giving. Thanks. Can or

9:24 what?

9:25 I think PRESIDENT Most

9:30 folks know me know that I a

9:32 music most of or shock at wide

9:35 range of music that I love.

9:37 And so when do a few moments

9:39 on tonight take a moment to

9:40 honor bought where music of

9:43 the Grateful Dead, which has

9:43 meant so much to so many

9:47 people in Denver, Grateful

9:49 Dead, reinvented Great

9:49 American songbook and their

9:54 music along deserves respect.

9:55 For over 60 years about we're

9:58 and grateful impact went

9:59 beyond music. The build a

10:01 community of debt had to

10:02 supporting one another. My

10:03 senior adviser, Dwight Clark

10:04 was somewhere hovering in the

10:06 found that community he has

10:10 seen. But we're for and 9

10:11 states and his love for the

10:15 dead spans 3 generations. On

10:16 behalf of everywhere and

10:20 folks, just love music. Want

10:23 to Bob Weir and the Grateful

10:24 Dead for 60 years of an task

10:25 music, community and family

10:26 because the music never

10:28 stopped PRESIDENT.

10:32 Thank Comes from a cash and

10:40 would you like to speak on

10:40 that end

10:42 thing I want thank

10:46 And I just wanted to. Take

10:47 a moment to acknowledge keep

10:50 order. And Renee good, who

10:51 lost their lives this at the

10:53 hands of I know community

10:54 members are concerned and are

10:55 looking at their leaders as to

10:58 what to you. And I know that

11:00 there were protests over the

11:01 And as I always say, to make

11:04 sure that that pressure and

11:05 that you all killed in the

11:06 streets translates into

11:10 pressure 2 U.S. Elected as to

11:11 encourage U.S. Air Force,

11:12 whatever is necessary for

11:13 policy change. You.

11:17 Thank you. Time to give out

11:20 shot or Technology services.

11:24 So last week we had to be hot

11:24 hard, wired, meaning green

11:28 cord into the ethernet.

11:29 They did arrest encrypted

11:31 the room with Wi-Fi, which we

11:34 do hear that buzzing noise as

11:35 much. So if you all have other

11:36 feedback and we are able to

11:39 add another role for have more

11:39 public comment.

11:43 It by pushing back. So

11:44 thank you all for your

11:44 patience and due diligence.

11:49 Well, we work. Having become

11:51 our Monday night facility for

11:54 the next foreseeable future.

11:55 And just want to remind

11:58 everyone that Monday is a

11:59 holiday. Mark the celebration

12:01 observance of Martin King Day.

12:03 So we move our meeting

12:05 everything else to the

12:06 following Tuesday. And with

12:10 there. Comments and the

12:10 council members in the queue

12:14 there, no presentations.

12:15 There. No pact nations.

12:17 There's one there. No

12:22 communications site. There is

12:23 one problem comes front lines.

12:27 Can you proclamations? 0, 0,

12:29 1, I just I thank you.

12:30 Country.

12:34 commission. 26 14 wrote and

12:36 one of 37 years of service to

12:40 the city and county of Denver.

12:41 Steve Elling ton started his

12:42 career with the city on

12:45 DECEMBER 5, 1988 as a junior

12:47 property tax auditor in the

12:49 assessment division and after

12:49 several promotions and

12:50 transfers between Department

12:52 of Finance divisions and

12:54 before the existence of

12:59 Department Finance or before

13:00 Over the next 19 years, he was

13:01 promoted in 2007 to the

13:05 position of city treasurer and

13:06 whereas in 2011, Steve was

13:07 tapped to lead the Motor

13:08 Vehicle division. In addition

13:10 to the Treasury Division.

13:12 Making these combined

13:14 divisions, the largest in the

13:14 Department Finance with the

13:17 responsibility of nothing

13:19 processing and auditing

13:20 approximately 70% of the

13:22 city's general fund revenue as

13:25 well as 1.2 billion dollars in

13:27 tax revenues for Denver.

13:29 Public schools. And whereas

13:31 Steve has many accolades in

13:32 this field, including serving

13:33 as a past PRESIDENT Of the

13:36 Colorado County Treasurer

13:37 Association chair or co-chair

13:39 of the association's

13:39 legislative Committee and

13:42 Continuing Education Committee

13:43 and chair of the Colorado

13:44 Municipal League Sales. Tax

13:47 administrator. Grew. And where

13:49 St was appointed in reappoint

13:52 2. Why the Colorado Municipal

13:53 the governor's office and the

13:55 Colorado General Assembly to

13:58 represent municipalities on

14:00 tax simplification and tax

14:01 policy task force multiple

14:07 times from 2017, 2024. Whereas

14:08 when the Treasury team members

14:09 were asked to provide feedback

14:15 on the characteristics truly

14:16 what your response is asked

14:17 the next city treasurer be

14:19 just like Steve for his

14:20 approachability. It's

14:22 genuinely care for team

14:23 members and he's calm in the

14:28 eye of the storm.

14:30 Where Steve is proven to be

14:31 timely response to city

14:32 council offices constituents

14:33 with concerns either having a

14:36 team member make direct

14:37 contact personally reaching

14:38 out to those button issues and

14:42 finding prompt resolution and

14:44 the stepped up to support all

14:45 of the Department Finance in

14:47 many ways, including through

14:48 the highs and lows of

14:50 challenging economic

14:52 conditions, including the

14:54 unprecedented pandemic, always

14:55 provided a steady hand at

15:01 reassuring smile and whereas

15:01 treasures renowned for

15:02 counting in their heads and

15:04 with their fingers before

15:06 eventually asking for help.

15:07 Rounding up in every

15:09 situation, even if rounding

15:09 sensible suggest downward and

15:10 her desire in the cool as

15:13 pocket protector in at the

15:15 treasure conferences effort,

15:16 putting statutes and

15:17 ordinances every conversation

15:20 in a cocktail party. Yeah. And

15:21 whereas Stephen, as white

15:23 Cameron need about a little

15:25 more time to continue their

15:27 quest to visit every craft

15:30 brewery in the state of

15:32 Colorado already visited other

15:36 440 in our now, therefore, be

15:38 proclaimed by the Denver City

15:39 Council Section that the

15:43 Denver City Council recognizes

15:43 Steve going to enforce 37

15:45 years of service to the people

15:47 Denver's graduates him on his

15:51 retirement in Section report

15:53 of the city and county of