Coronavirus update on 9Health Fairs

For the last 40 years, 9Health and 9NEWS have maintained a unique partnership focused on keeping Colorado healthy through preventive care and health awareness. Today, we are taking proactive steps to bring our community together and share information…

How an accurate census count benefits people with disabilities

Every single person who completes the Census qualifies the state of Colorado for more funding for public services every year for the next ten years. Simply put, when you complete the Census, you ensure that our state receives more money. •…

The Center for Disability Rights Develops Policy to Respond to COVID-19

At the Center for Disability Rights, we have been monitoring the spread of COVID-19 and taking steps to prepare locally. Last week, the day after officials from the Centers for Disease Control said that Americans should prepare for the spread…

Public Open House | Denver Moves: Downtown

March 6, 2020 Denver Moves: Downtown Presents Draft Signature Projects Open House Scheduled for March 25 at McNichols Help us re-envision how people get around downtown Denver! Denver Department of Transportation & Infrastructure…

Aging Caucus Meeting: Workforce Challenges and Opportunities

Better Together

The Denver Streets Partnership is excited to announce that we are now a fully-staffed multimodal advocacy organization with greater capacity to reclaim Denver’s streets for people and make them safer for everyone

Americans spend over 15% of their budgets on transportation costs—these US cities are trying to make it free

Americans are spending more time — and money — commuting than ever before. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the average American spends 25.9 minutes a day traveling to work one way — that adds up to just over four hours every…

The Way a City Handles Snow Says Everything About How It Treats Pedestrians

When streets and sidewalks require clearing, cars’ needs always come first.

Community Counts!

Source: Human Network Services of Colorado FREE Training Series, Community Counts! This program consists of four 2-hour seminars that will be run four times between March, 2020 and January, 2021. Community Counts! is funded…

Denver will ban cars in front of its city hall and ‘give it back to the people’ on April 21

Denver will eliminate car traffic from the one-block portion of Bannock Street in front of the City and County Building this spring, making it a social place instead of a cut-through for drivers.