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January 29, 2026January 29, 2026City and Local Government

From Coal to Chaos: A Resident’s Plea for Sensible Utilities

Two years ago, the City Council/ Utility Board started tearing down a perfectly good, clean coal power plant.  What are your credentials, […]

December 4, 2025December 4, 2025Springs Taxpayers United

Springs Taxpayers United Annual Donation Drive

Dear El Paso County Taxpayer, We’re reaching out to supporters of Springs Taxpayers United 501(c)(3) for our 2025 End of Year Fundraising […]

November 15, 2025November 15, 2025City and Local Government, Springs Taxpayers United

Colorado Springs Council Fails to Act: Citizens Left Waiting for Neighborhood Safety

City Council had the chance to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Colorado Springs – and we failed.  Instead […]

November 6, 2025November 6, 2025City and Local Government, Springs Taxpayers United

From Data to Agenda: The Truth Behind the COS Report Out Community Tour

Mayor Mobolade announced his word of the year in January 2025. It was “data”. It was a sincere-sounding word — like he […]

October 1, 2025October 1, 2025City and Local Government, Colorado Springs Utilities, Springs Taxpayers United

Power Struggles: The Costs and Consequences of CSU’s Rate Changes

Readers have been reaching out over the past few weeks, upset about Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) increasing electricity rates for those who […]

August 20, 2025August 20, 2025City and Local Government, Government Spending, Springs Taxpayers United

Up in Smoke: The True Cost of Homeless Fires

Over the past few years, Colorado Springs has experienced numerous fires started by homeless individuals. This spring, one incident in particular caught […]

August 12, 2025August 12, 2025El Paso County, El Paso County Commissioners, Government Spending, Springs Taxpayers United

The High Cost of Fun: El Paso County’s Event Sponsorships Under Scrutiny

During all the media attention for last month’s Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, one reader reached out. He pointed out the list […]

July 17, 2025July 17, 2025City and Local Government, Government Spending, Springs Taxpayers United

“Clean and Safe” Downtown? More Like “Clean Out Your Wallet and Shift the Problem”

Well, isn’t this special? The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) waltzed into the city council work session last week, eyes gleaming, having sniffed […]

May 22, 2025May 22, 2025City and Local Government, El Paso County, Springs Taxpayers United

Is Colorado Springs a Sanctuary City? Follow the Money.

Raise your hand if you knew illegal immigrants have been settling in Colorado Springs. If you raised your hand, you are correct. […]

March 12, 2025March 12, 2025City and Local Government, Springs Taxpayers United

Expensive Fire Tower Truck Purchased Due to Increase in Downtown High-Rise Residentials

With every new downtown development, taxpayers bear an increased burden of paying for services and infrastructure. Is Colorado Springs entering a new […]

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  • All Aboard the Tax Train: Colorado’s CoCo Boondoggle
    by Rebecca Marshall
    October 1, 2026
    Have you ever traveled a good distance by train? I have…once. It was Amtrak. My takeaway was that trains are great for… Read more: All Aboard the Tax Train: Colorado’s CoCo Boondoggle
  • Spotlighting Polarization: Misreading the Massive Divide
    by Rebecca Marshall
    August 21, 2026
    During a couple of recent town halls, it felt as though we had accidentally arrived at Boulder city government meetings—not ones in… Read more: Spotlighting Polarization: Misreading the Massive Divide
  • Surprise Severance Payouts in COS Chief of Staff Exit
    by Rebecca Marshall
    June 4, 2026
    Sometimes, when we’re looking into local government matters and reviewing Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) requests, we uncover bits of information that… Read more: Surprise Severance Payouts in COS Chief of Staff Exit
  • From Rivals to Right-Hand Man: The Curious Case of Wayne Williams’ Appointment
    by Rebecca Marshall
    June 4, 2026
    It was recently announced that Wayne Williams would be Mayor Yemi Mobolade’s new Interim Chief of Staff. Many were surprised at the… Read more: From Rivals to Right-Hand Man: The Curious Case of Wayne Williams’ Appointment
  • Utilities CEO Pay Raise Up for Discussion on May 20th
    by Rebecca Marshall
    May 20, 2026
    Last week, we received a tip. We were told that the Colorado Springs City Council, serving as the Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU)… Read more: Utilities CEO Pay Raise Up for Discussion on May 20th
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