Latest Headlines | Denver homeowners will see new fee so the city can repair sidewalks

[@AllTheBestCO]

Homelessness in Colorado increased 30% in 2024. . . no end in sight. It's like throwing money (funding) into the wind.

[@AllTheBestCO]

In 2023, the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), through the Division of Housing (DOH), awarded over $86 million in THR funding to projects across Colorado. These grants will run through September 2026.

[@rustyshackle917]

​@@AllTheBestCO DOLA does nothing but subsidize corporations that are paying unlivable wages. This just drives us further into neo-feudalism.

[@anderstempel916]

Every time I drive into Denver, I see people walking around in the middle of the street. Who cares about large, pretty sidewalks if people don’t even use them?

[@katiesioux7757]

Walking in the street is safer because it gives you more direction and time to run if you need to

[@anderstempel916]

@ the best way to not be hit by a car is to not be in the street in the first place.

[@AngelFreak-g1x]

Maybe the people walking in the street with baby strollers will use the side walks. There parking isn't your personal garden or a river rock sanctuary, it's so people can park and get out of their cars.

[@katiesioux7757]

New fees because of transplants from somewhere else, its disgusting, let them fix their own sidewalks. Ise the money they spend on gold for the capital

[@spacehawkthunderstorm]

LOLOLOlololol