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Denver to Deploy First Allocation of American Rescue Plan Act Funds

Published on July 20, 2021

Denver City Council on Monday, July 19 approved two measures to support Denver’s economic recovery and safety. The first authorizes Denver’s first allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds, and the second authorizes using General Fund contingency to expand the STAR program and to support collaborative, community-based approaches to addressing violent crime in five areas of the city.

Tagged as: , Finance, Human Rights & Community Partnerships, Public Health & Environment

Ensuring a Safe, Enjoyable July 4th for Pets

Published on July 01, 2021

Denver Animal Protection wants to ensure residents have a safe and enjoyable Fourth, while also being aware of pet safety. Fireworks, sparklers, and other devices that emit bright light and sound can scare even mild-mannered pets. Frightened animals are much more apt to run, hide or become destructive. But there are many ways to keep your pet safe and calm during Independence Day celebrations.

Tagged as: , Animal Shelter, Press release, Public Health & Environment

New Public Restroom Downtown is Open for “Business”

Published on June 08, 2021

Just as more people are getting out and about and activity is increasing downtown, the city is providing people a new place to “go”.
A new fixed public restroom on Champa Street just off the 16th Street Mall, considered a first-of-its-kind for Denver, is now up and running as an amenity for all those who visit the area.

Tagged as: , Mayor, News, Opening, Press release, Public Health & Environment, Transportation and Infrastructure

Preparing Pets as Their Humans Return to Work

Published on May 21, 2021

With COVID-19 restrictions easing and more people returning to the workplace, Denver Animal Protection (DAP) wants to help pet owners prepare their furry family members for the transition ahead.
Our four-legged companions have enjoyed constant quality time with their work-from-home owners for more than a year now, so a shift to normal routines could be a shock and cause them to act out.

Tagged as: , Animal Shelter, News, Press release, Public Health & Environment
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