AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDenver Broncos business & cap cleanup: Denver’s new $175M, 205,000-square-foot team headquarters is opening soon, and the team says its finances are finally back in order—most notably with Russell Wilson’s 2024 release dead money fully off the books—leaving Denver with one of the league’s lowest dead-money totals. Colorado EMS funding fix: Colorado lawmakers passed HB 26-1069 to let ambulance agencies bill Medicaid for “treatment in place,” aiming to reduce unnecessary hospital trips while modernizing how EMS fits into the care system. Local legal fight over land use: Garfield County is asking a judge to decide whether Glenwood Springs’ South Bridge project must go through the county’s 1041 review before construction proceeds. Outdoor & community wins: The Hanging Lake Trail restoration—$4.9M after wildfire damage—has been completed, including rebuilt trail sections and new bridges. Politics & money in Colorado’s 1st CD: Super PACs are pouring $1.3M into the Democratic primary to protect Rep. Diana DeGette, signaling concern about a serious challenge from Melat Kiros. Education & accountability: Denver Public Schools fired a teacher accused of making female students kiss during class skits, with a judge describing the activity as sensitive and potentially traumatizing.
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