Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposed 2024 budget aims to revitalize downtown
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Google-News-Wire
- September 18, 2023
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- 16th Street Mall patrons want local shops
- a place where people like to live and spend all their time working and playing and living together
- an affordable Denver
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- Denver has one of the highest commercial vacancy rates in the country
- Denver Mayor Mike Johnston 2024 budget
- live music
- making Denver more environmentally friendly
- Mayor's proposed 2024 budget for downtown Denver
- or outdoor spaces for pedestrians to gather.
- The mayor has identified five priorities for 2024 budget
- The proposed budget invests $58 million in downtown revitalization
DENVER — Vibrant, affordable and safe are the goals of Mayor Mike Johnston’s 2024 budget proposal. The mayor has identified five priorities, which are an affordable Denver, safe neighborhoods, revitalizing downtown, making Denver more environmentally friendly, and housing for everyone. Part of revitalizing downtown Denver is focusing on the 16th Street Mall’s future. Mayor Johnston […]
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