Stacy Feldman
Founder and Publisher at Boulder Reporting Lab
Building the Boulder Reporting Lab @BoulderRL. Past: @insideclimate co-founder/executive editor | Ted Scripps Fellow in Environmental Journalism at CU Boulder
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3 days ago |
boulderreportinglab.org | Jenna Sampson |Stacy Feldman
Dozens of families packed Boulder City Council chambers on May 1 in support of a homeschool program called Sage that had operated quietly for decades but recently shut down after being flagged for code violations. The city said it received two complaints in February from community members raising concerns about unsafe, unpermitted buildings and the operation of an unlicensed school. In response, the city visited the site and confirmed the violations.
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3 days ago |
boulderreportinglab.org | Stacy Feldman
The Colorado Municipal League, which represents nearly every city and town in the state, has joined the City of Boulder in fighting a lawsuit that seeks to compel the city to release police body camera footage of alleged officer misconduct at no cost. In a legal filing last month, the group argued that requiring cities to turn over footage at no cost “will have a significant detrimental fiscal impact on local governments statewide.” Colorado Counties, Inc.
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3 days ago |
boulderreportinglab.org | Stacy Feldman
A group of Boulder residents has ended its campaign to place two housing-related measures on the November 2025 ballot, citing delays by the City Attorney’s Office as the main reason for abandoning the effort. One proposal would have required developers to pay new fees associated with the public infrastructure costs of their projects. The other would have mandated affordable housing commitments when single-family homes are converted into duplexes or triplexes.
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6 days ago |
boulderreportinglab.org | Stacy Feldman
A majority of Boulder City Council said on Thursday they do not plan to place a vacancy tax measure on this year’s ballot, citing concerns it could interfere with other tax measures. The proposed tax would likely target second homes and aim to encourage homeowners to rent out underused properties, making better use of the city’s limited housing stock. A $7,000-per-unit annual tax could generate between $2 million and $3.4 million in revenue, according to recent city estimates.
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1 week ago |
boulderreportinglab.org | Stacy Feldman
Colorado lawmakers are scheduled to wrap up the 2025 legislative session today. While Boulder wasn’t at the center of the contentious land-use reform debates that dominated last year, lawmakers representing the city carried several bills that drew notable attention at the Capitol. Sen. Judy Amabile backed a bill giving local governments the authority to lower base wages for tipped workers.
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