Tag: Douglas County Commissioners
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Questions linger a week ahead from Douglas County ‘home rule’ vote
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Less than a week away from a special election, questions remain among Douglas County voters on whether its county home rule charter would speak for the residents, not just for commissioners or staff. On Tuesday night, Douglas County officials offered constituents 90 minutes to ask…
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Free Link on Demand rides now available in Highlands Ranch. Here’s how to snag a lift
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Anyone living in or visiting Highlands Ranch can now reserve a ride anywhere within the metro district and neighboring Lone Tree – for free. That’s right, free shuttle rides anywhere in Highlands Ranch. On Tuesday, Douglas County commissioners and community members gathered at a Highlands Ranch…
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Douglas County judge allows ‘home rule’ special election to proceed
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A Douglas County judge on Tuesday ruled that the county’s “home rule” election next month may go on as planned, ruling in a lawsuit filed by three residents claiming the commissioners violated open meetings laws. Douglas County District Judge Robert Raymond Lung said there is…
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Douglas County commissioners balk at board expansion
All other Colorado home rule counties have five commissioners.
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New parking ordinance in Douglas County? Here’s what to know
Recreational, commercial drivers face new fines in ordinance meant to improve safety.
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Douglas County commissioners balk at legislation ‘impairing local control’
Commissioners lamented four proposals as diminishing local control as Douglas County continues quest for home rule status.
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Home rule for Douglas County? Supporters and critics weigh in
Supporters say it would help inoculate the conservative jurisdiction from Democratic policies; critics call it a misapprehension of home rule
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Douglas County faces lawsuit alleging commissioners violated open meetings laws
Former political rivals team up to file lawsuit against Douglas County commissioners to expand transparency, notably surrounding home rule issue
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‘Private meeting’ raises question about whether Douglas County commissioners violated open meetings law
April 2 meeting with the Parker Conservative’s group involved all three commissioners, raising questions whether the county violated Colorado open meeting laws.
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Free micro-transit in Highlands Ranch? Douglas County greenlights $3M contract
Commissioners hope Highlands Ranch micro transit expands taxpayer service throughout the county, increase tax revenue.