AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDenver Oversight: Denver Auditor Tim O’Brien is asking residents what city operations should be scrutinized next, with past audits covering permitting, affordable housing, police staffing, homelessness programs, and more. Colorado River: Federal negotiators say they’ll use a shorter-term, 10-year management framework with new operating guidelines every two years after a seven-state deal stalled, as Lake Powell and Lake Mead face worsening conditions. Local Government & Housing: Poudre River Public Library District is moving forward with selling the Council Tree Library property to the NoCo Foundation to help fund its Southeast Community Center project. Public Safety: Buena Vista police are urging legal, safer fireworks as Chaffee County returns to Stage 1 fire restrictions. Sports & Community: Levitt Pavilion’s 2026 free concert season continues with all-ages shows, and Longmont’s StreatBeats brings free street music to Bricks on Main June 11. Business & Growth: D&G Construction says it has surpassed 750 completed home projects across Boulder County.
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