AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDowntown Denver: A new report says foot traffic has topped 90% of pre-pandemic levels and downtown residents are up, despite persistent office vacancies. It urges the city to build on major projects, including the Burnham Yard redevelopment and planned stadiums, to create a more varied urban core. Power and Business: Garfield County businesses say repeated, unannounced Xcel outages are costing them money. The utility says the interruptions stem from more sensitive wildfire-safety equipment, not intentional shutoffs. Jobs and Growth: A Colorado panel released a 19-point plan as the state’s job-growth ranking falls, while Lockheed Martin plans to add as many as 1,250 jobs through its Colorado space expansion. Schools and Courts: A Lakewood charter-school student is suing, alleging administrators failed to stop repeated racial harassment by classmates. The school and administrators’ response was not included in the report. Rural Health: Solvista Health received $1.39 million in state funding to expand services and support workforce development across four rural counties.
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