Deborah Grigsby
Reporter and Photographer at Colorado Community Media
Reporter and Photographer at Golden Transcript
@DenverGazette journo. Attracted to loud noises and shiny things. 📸 DM news tips. Tweets are mine; often my cat's. #Okie, #iraqwarveteran #MPIOFEMA #winesnob
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Deborah Grigsby
Denver’s voter-approved sidewalk program just got a $15 million shot in the arm after the city council voted 11 to 1 on Monday to approve a resolution to get the project rolling. Under terms of the deal, the city will enter into a 3-year contract with infrastructure giant HNTB for “on-call professional services to support the administration and implementation” of the program.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Deborah Grigsby
Mayor Mike Johnston on Monday signed an executive order to overhaul the permitting process, under which delays on the part of the city would mean refunding thousands of dollars of an applicant's fee. The order also consolidates 280 city employees across seven different departments under one office to accelerate the permitting process.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Deborah Grigsby
Denver’s Temple Sinai may become a little greener as the City Council on Monday will consider a $550,000 contract to install a solar rooftop at the Reform Jewish congregation's Glencoe Street home. Resolution 25-0412, if passed, would fund the installation of 170.6 KW of rooftop solar as well as provide green workforce training as part of the installation through Denver’s Renewables & Resilience Incentive Program.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Deborah Grigsby
In the tiny mountain town of Florissant, Colorado, Fire Chief John Buchan shuffles through the stacks of papers on his desk. “Oh, and these are just from last week,” he said, holding up four crisp, new applications from individuals hoping to become new fire department volunteers.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Deborah Grigsby
In the tiny mountain town of Florissant, Colorado, Fire Chief John Buchan shuffles through the stacks of papers on his desk. “Oh, and these are just from last week,” he said, holding up four crisp, new applications from individuals hoping to become new fire department volunteers.
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Denver creates new downtown police unit, part of campaign to bring people back https://t.co/cXqvMW5Fg1 via @DenverGazette
City greenlights $15 million Peña Boulevard NEPA study https://t.co/8vFX0gWLxk via @DenverGazette
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