Tag: Denver Department Of Finance
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Denver’s new property tax postcard has some residents riled
The city of Denver has launched a way of saving $100,000 toward this year’s projected $200 million budget shortfall: Instead of mailing out individual property tax bills, the city is sending postcards, reminding taxpayers that taxes are coming due and providing a website where they can find their bill. Denver’s Department of Finance says that…
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A look into Denver’s $400 million bond proposal
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Denver voters may soon choose whether to let the city take out a $400 million bond to fund numerous infrastructure projects as part of a long-term COVID-19 recovery plan. The city announced the proposed general obligation (GO) bond in April and the Denver City Council…
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City officials predict Denver revenue will nearly return to pre-pandemic levels in 2022
In the first discussions of the 2022 city operating budget, officials said they expect Denver’s revenue to recover significantly in the upcoming year, nearly reaching 2019 rates. According to the preliminary revenue forecast, Denver is expected to reach $1.372 billion by the end of 2021 and $1.405 billion in 2022. This is a big improvement…