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Step into a bygone era of film magic April 10th – 12th, 2026, with the return of the Denver Silent Film Festival at the SIE Film Center at 2510 Colfax […]

Denver residents are asked to reduce water use by 20% as Denver Water declares a Stage 1 drought, effective immediately. Councilman Hinds supports this effort to protect our community’s water

The City and County of Denver, in partnership with the Denver Regional Council of Governments, is promoting the transition of homes to all-electric systems to cut carbon pollution and improve

What might the future hold for transportation in Denver? Come find out at: Transportation Solutions’ The Road Ahead on Tuesday, April 21 from 8:00 – 11:30AM. The event will be

Councilman Hinds is working to expand education and career opportunities for young people in District 10 through the Prosperity Denver Fund. This fund uses local tax dollars to support nonprofits

Councilman Hinds encourages residents to give feedback on proposed Registered Neighborhood Organization (RNO) reforms and recommendations through a series of upcoming sessions, both in-person, and in one virtual session on

How would you spend $2 million in your neighborhood? In the People’s Budget, community members decide how to spend the money. We want your ideas for neighborhood infrastructure projects. The

RTD will roll out systemwide service changesbeginning June 7, bringing a mix of improvements and adjustments for riders across the Denver metro area. The updates are designed to enhance reliability

The Launch Internship Program is a professional internship program where students gain first-hand experience in a career that interests them. Students develop skills and gain valuable experience in internships sought

Councilman Hinds is helping District 10 residents save money and water by supporting Denver’s Graywater Program, which teaches how to safely reuse household graywater — inside and out. This program