DENVER’S PERFECT 10

COUNCIL DISTRICT 10 · CHRIS HINDS

  • Denver Expects Moderate Budget Growth After Two Flat Years

    Denver’s proposed 2027 budget will avoid layoffs and furloughs, ensuring continued services for District 10 residents. The $1.68 billion budget plan, which includes employee raises and infrastructure improvements like bridge repairs, is supported by a forecasted 1.1% revenue growth fueled by higher sales tax collections.

  • 2026 Denver Film Festival

    Experience the excitement of the Denver Film Festival, with passes available for every type of movie lover. Whether you want to see just one film or dive into all the festival offerings, there’s a pass for you. The festival is from Oct 22 – Nov 1; tickets required (passes from $125). Note: the elevator at…

  • Vote Now: Denver’s Iconic Sidewalk Stamps Need Your Voice 🗳️

    Events Park Hill Home Tour & Street Fair On Sunday, September 27th, 2026, you can tour six beautiful homes in beautiful Park Hill and raise money for the Greater Park Hill Community, Inc., a volunteer-based registered neighborhood organization that, among other things, promotes the character and vibrancy of Park Hill. Click on the the link…

  • Fair Housing Summit – Access & Opportunity Community Event

    Join neighbors & colleagues uniting to protect Fair Housing in CO. There are free resources for renters and homebuyers with HUD approved housing counselors and local agencies. Also offered is information on: Eviction protection, affordable rentals, down payment assistance, accessible housing and a Q&A with expert panelists.

  • 5280 Trail Expansion to Improve Walking and Cycling Access in District 10

    District 10 residents can soon enjoy safer and more accessible walking and cycling routes, thanks to the expansion of the 5280 Trail. The Denver City Council has approved an $11.4 million contract to improve this vital pathway. Chris Hinds supported the initiative, highlighting the benefits this will bring to local travel efficiency and safety. The…

  • Denver Homebuyers Find Deals As Nearly 1 in 3 Homes See Price Cuts

    Denver’s housing market is shifting this fall, giving potential buyers a chance to find great deals as 31% of homes have reduced their prices. This seasonal change is prompting sellers to adjust their strategies, making it an opportune time for those looking to buy. Single-family homes listed in August saw prices about 4% lower than…

  • Denver Water Billboards Causing a ‘Hole’ Lot of Laughs. That’s the Point, the Utility Says

    Denver’s new campaign helps residents conserve water during a historic drought. With this summer being the warmest on record, Denver Water aims to cut water use by 20%.

  • RTD Proposed September 2026 Service Changes

    The Regional Transportation District (RTD) is planning service changes aimed at making transit more reliable and accessible for all. These improvements are expected to start in September 2026 and focus on enhancing service frequency and access to key areas of Denver. RTD is proposing these changes to better meet customer needs and address the challenges…

  • Why Denver and Colorado Offered Millions to Move Ski Giant Alterra 2 Miles

    Alterra Mountain Company is bringing 400 jobs to Upper Downtown Denver. The resort company, known for its Ikon Pass, is moving its headquarters from the River North Art District into the historic Denver Post building. Employees will work in office three days each week, providing a boost to the local economy.

  • Laugh Out Loud with Denver’s Water Billboards & More Sept Events

    Events Cherry Creektoberfest at Fillmore Plaza September 19th and 20th, 2026 The 2nd Cherry Creektoberfest runs September 19 & 20, 2026 in Fillmore Plaza between 1st and 2nd Avenues. The German American Chamber of Commerce is bringing authentic German flavor to Cherry Creek. Enjoy mouthwatering German food and beer, explore vendors in traditional wooden chalets,…