City Council Unanimously Approves Mayor Johnston’s 2025 Budget
“The city budget is a reflection of our values and our priorities, and even in a slower economic environment, we created a budget that will build a vibrant, affordable, and safe Denver,” said Mayor Mike Johnston. “I am incredibly grateful to Denver City Council’s continued partnership to build the 2025 budget and invest back into our communities.”
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