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Denver Local Minimum Wage to Increase to $17.29 for 2023

Published on August 09, 2022

The City and County of Denver’s local minimum wage will increase to $17.29 per hour beginning Jan. 1, 2023. The minimum wage for tipped food and beverage workers will be $14.27 per hour provided they earn at least $3.02 in actual tips.

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City and Denver’s Chinese Community Remove Anti-Chinese Marker in LoDo

Published on August 08, 2022

Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the Mayor's Office of Social Equity and Innovation joined community members and some of Denver's historic Chinese families today to remove an anti-Chinese plaque from a building in the heart of LoDo at the corner of 20th and Blake.

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Denver’s Annual Recovery Report Shows Progress

Published on August 02, 2022

Mayor’s plan continues to show equitable, sustainable results

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Mayor Hancock Nominates Margaret Danuser as Chief Financial Officer

Published on July 19, 2022

Mayor Michael B. Hancock today announced his nomination of Margaret Danuser as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the City and County of Denver

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Denver Working to Provide Cash Assistance to Support Rehousing

Published on July 18, 2022

As announced in today’s State of the City address, Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the Department of Housing Stability (HOST) are seeking City Council approval of a contract to provide basic income to quickly and cost-effectively move people out of homelessness and back into housing.

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Mayor Hancock: We Are a City in Motion – a City in Pursuit of Justice

Published on July 18, 2022

Mayor Michael B. Hancock today delivered his 2022 State of the City Address, calling on all residents to stay true to Denver’s values of inclusion and equity, and to pursue justice in all its forms not just over the next year but well into the future.

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Denver Local Minimum Wage to Increase to $17.29 for 2023

City and Denver’s Chinese Community Remove Anti-Chinese Marker in LoDo

Denver’s Annual Recovery Report Shows Progress

Mayor Hancock Nominates Margaret Danuser as Chief Financial Officer

Denver Working to Provide Cash Assistance to Support Rehousing

Mayor Hancock: We Are a City in Motion – a City in Pursuit of Justice

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