Tag: Fees
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Colorado conservatives target transportation funding in TABOR lawsuit
Colorado’s leading conservatives, along with a free-market group, are challenging last year’s law that created hundreds of millions of dollars in new fees to fund the state’s transportation system and other programs. In a lawsuit this week, Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, and residents Michael Fields and Richard Orman, joined Americans for Prosperity in asking Denver…
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Denver City Council pauses collections agency contract
Denver City Council on Monday voted down a resolution from the city’s courts to send debts under $300 to a collections agency the city has historically worked with. The resolution, which failed in a split 5-5 vote, proposed extending and modifying the city’s contract with Integral Recoveries, an organization that manages delinquent fines and fees…
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Polis assures infrastructure sector of funding as he pledges to reduce transportation-related fees
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Polis administration on Thursday assured the transportation sector that plans to save Coloradans money by reducing or delaying several fees — the same revenue streams the governor and his Democratic allies approved last year to fund the state’s 10-year transportation program — will not slow…