
Posts tagged with Robin Kniech


What good is housing help if you can’t spend it anywhere? Denver leader wants to ban “income discrimination.”

Denver council prepares a sexual harassment policy — while the mayor’s office works on its own
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Robin Kniech will run for re-election to Denver City Council

Denver spending housing money before council approves new plan


Compromise on ICE bill wins over a Denver City Council member

Denver “won’t be bullied or blackmailed,” mayor says as city officials propose limiting cooperation with ICE

Explained: The $1.8 billion DIA security line fix, who’s for it, who’s against it and why

Denver is set to decide on its biggest potential action against ICE yet. Here’s how the debate is shaping up

Councilman Paul Lopez hopes subsidies for downtown Target could create precedent for grocery stores

When the National Western is rebuilt, Denver apprentices should be on the job, council members say

Denver Councilwoman Robin Kniech wants to put $11 million in bond money in the hands of neighborhoods

Denver wants to know how much energy office and apartment buildings use so they can reduce it

Councilwoman Debbie Ortega doesn’t want Mayor Michael Hancock’s affordable housing fund to be a “blank check”

Denver affordable housing fund drawing heavily from reserves not popular with city council committee

Mayor Hancock, Robin Kniech and Albus Brooks call Denver’s affordable housing proposal “modest”


That affordable housing fund? It still has to clear a few hurdles.
