Red-Light Camera Program Revenue Should Fund Police Academy – Not TABOR Refunds
Since 2019, the City of Colorado Springs Red-Light Safety Camera Program has issued 93,722 citations to red light runners. It’s a profitable […]
Since 2019, the City of Colorado Springs Red-Light Safety Camera Program has issued 93,722 citations to red light runners. It’s a profitable […]
Last week, Tim Hoiles, the owner of The Maverick Observer, filed a lawsuit against the City of Colorado Springs. This lawsuit is […]
Councilman Dave Donelson has shared his August 26th Gazette Letter to the Editor with us. He announced he will hold a Townhall […]
Earlier this week, we reported about a poll being conducted by an unknown party. The purpose of the poll was to gauge […]
Colorado Springs City Council will hear all the details about a potential ballot issue for a TABOR retention of $4.8 million of […]
I am a long-term resident of Colorado Springs and a concerned taxpayer. I object to the development of a 232-unit, multi-family apartment […]
Since September 2022, we’ve been following The Launchpad, a proposed $20,000,000, 50-unit low-income housing project for homeless youth. We attended an informational […]
On 7/6/23, Pine Creek neighbors were invited to an informational meeting about a Low-Income Housing project called The Royal Pines Apartments. The invitation […]
Last month, a reader reached out about a vehicle he had spotted at the intersection of Powers Boulevard and Constitution Avenue. It […]
The City of Colorado Springs Chief Financial Officer Charae McDaniel appeared before City Council for the June 26th Work Session to give a […]