Denver city officials will ask voters in November to allow the city to borrow more money through bonds to pay for projects like parks, recreation centers and roads, Mayor Mike Johnston announced

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston on Wednesday afternoon announced a new proposed bond program that residents will be able to vote on come November. The proposed bond, which is being called the Vibrant Denver Bond Program,

The mayor wants Denver residents to suggest improvement projects, and then vote in November for bonds to fund them.

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Denver residents can submit ideas or projects they would like to see in the city. The script discusses how Warren Buffett closed a $1.7 billion deal to purchase Clayton Homes with just a phone call. In the early 2000s,

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston wants voters to approve a borrowing program to pay for new parks, cultural centers and other “investments that bring joy” to Mile High City.