Colorado Springs City Council will again consider an ordinance next month that specifies if and when the city-owned utility can extend water service to new areas. It would affect future annexations of land into the city and potential new development.
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- ReToolCOS has been in process for the last three years. It governs how and where development can happen in the city.
- The Colorado Springs municipal election is slated for April 4, 2023, and there are three races on the ballot.
- The employee claimed he was fired for complaining about Lamborn and the office’s unsafe approach to COVID-19. Lamborn denied the allegations.
- Residents living in the Northgate neighborhood appealed the council’s approval because they say the music venue doesn't follow local ordinances and would create problems with parking and increase traffic and noise in the area.
- It's been more than two years since Colorado Springs created a commission to improve the relationship between citizens and the police.
- The public defender's office had asked for more time to go over what they described as a "voluminous” and “overwhelming” amount of evidence in the case – including video footage of the entire shooting.
- Community members are now grappling with potentially a fundamental change in how social studies is taught in their district — and questions about whether it's in conflict with state standards.
- A large wildfire mitigation project in Teller County will help protect a source of drinking water for Colorado Springs.
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