Denver's Perfect 10

Denver receives nearly $22 million in federal emergency rental assistance funds

Denver is receiving nearly $22M in federal Emergency Rental Assistance funds from the US. Department of Treasury. The new program will complement Denver’s locally funded Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance program as well as a similar program deployed with federal Coronavirus Relief Funds last year. Together, these programs served more than 2,100 unique households between March-December 2020.

Metro Denver Homeless Initiative awarded grant to support housing stability

Metro Denver Homeless Initiative (MDHI), through the support of Mayor Michael B. Hancock, has received $300,000 from the Metropolitan City 2021 CommunityWINS grant to support its Housing Stability Flexible Fund (Flex Fund). The grant will support individuals and households who are experiencing homelessness but have an immediate housing opportunity, as well as those at risk of experiencing homelessness.

Transfer of Ownership: 1076 Ogden

We just learned of a transfer of ownership application for 1076 Ogden. Click for more information.

Denver Streets Partnership advocates in front of the RTD 10 bus

Denver Streets Partnership Advocacy Academy accepting applications

Denver Streets Partnership is accepting applications for its 2nd Annual Advocacy Academy, a virtual 10-week course to teach the tools, expertise, and connections to be a transit, walking, rolling, and biking leader into the future. Applications are due on or before February 10, 2021.

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Call for local artists from the Denver Art Museum

The Denver Art Museum is looking for a local artist (or multiple artists working in collaboration) to create a mural in the revitalized Martin Building. Applications are due Feb. 12, 2021.

Denver Health: COVID-19 Update

Denver Health provides an update on COVID-19 vaccinations.

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Safely helping our food-insecure neighbors

Sidewalk pantries and community fridges are wonderful additions to our neighborhoods, but ensuring the food is safe for the consumer is paramount. DDPHE regulates how food can be shared in Denver to keep residents safe from contamination. The city offers many options and opportunities for prepared meals and grocery pick up to keep Denverites fed in these trying times.

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South Central Community Transportation Network

DOTI is committed to achieving a network of better bike facilities in Denver that make it more comfortable, safe, and accessible for cyclists

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COVID-19 Response Updates

On January 14, elected officials held a COVID-19 Vaccine Town Hall to share information with their constituents.

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Downtown Denver Partnership Safety & Security Town Hall update

On January 13, 2021, DDP hosted a Safety and Security Town Hall featuring Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen, Alan Salazar (Mayor Hancock’s Chief of Staff), Evan Dreyer (Mayor Hancock’s Deputy Chief of Staff), and Mary Dulacki (Denver’s Deputy Director of Public Safety).