Denver's cold weather shelters will open at 1 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 16 and will remain open as long as cold weather conditions continue.
The Capital Planning Team oversees:
The Real Estate Team oversees:
The Real Estate team maintains the City's real estate portfolio and consistently assesses the City's short- and long-term real estate needs. Through this work, the Real Estate team helps maximize the city's asset efficiencies and ensure optimum financial resources are available to support the city and its residents.
Elevate Denver will use $937 million in voter-approved general obligation bonds to fund more than 500 projects across the city over 10 years to increase mobility, revitalize our parks, playgrounds, and recreation centers, and improve our libraries, cultural centers, safety facilities, and the Denver Health Medical Center.
Investments in parks, bridges, and cultural facilities are critical to a vibrant city. Every six years, the city details the infrastructure needed to meet the needs of our communities and our growing city. These capital investments are developed and maintained through the city's Six-Year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP).
The city budget provides detailed information about the City and County of Denver's estimated revenues and expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year and serves as a work plan for the city and its departments, including a framework for setting priorities, strategic initiatives, and performance measures.
Special Districts includes the creation and monitoring of Business Improvement, General Improvement, and Metropolitan Districts in the City and County of Denver.