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Chris Hinds is helping keep District 10 families and pets safe by supporting new city efforts to prevent heat-related injuries in parked cars. Hot cars can become deadly in minutes, […]

District 10 residents will soon have access to over 150 new mixed-income homes thanks to a major housing project breaking ground at 1616–1630 N Pearl Street in Uptown Denver. Councilmember

District 10 residents can celebrate and connect with Denver’s Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities at the AAPI Culture Fest x Civic Center Night Market. Councilmember Chris Hinds supports

The Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center has finished a $70 million renovation without closing, keeping its doors open for visitors and workers in District 10. This upgrade includes

Denver residents in District 10 now have a restored historic hotel that preserves East Colfax’s unique character while supporting local business and culture. The All Inn Hotel, located at 3015

Safety Begins With All of UsThe RTD Transit Watch program gives District 10 residents a simple, direct way to report safety concerns and suspicious activity while using public transit. Whether

The City and County of Denver has launched a new online dashboard to give residents greater transparency into the progress of the $950 million Vibrant Denver Bond Program. The interactive

Starting today (May 1st), District 10 residents can enjoy easier, greener travel with Denver’s new micromobility vendor, Veo, launching e-bikes, trikes, and scooters across the city. Chris Hinds worked to

Denver City Councilmember Chris Hinds is leading efforts to create healthier, more water-wise public spaces in District 10 by replacing thirsty grass with native plants. At a recent event with

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