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Jun 26, 2026

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Council approves museum funding and local projects

Published Jun 26, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 8, 2026

Council approves museum funding and local projects

City Council approved an economic development agreement and $1,817,044 in capital funding for the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, awarded multiple construction and repair contracts (including wastewater manhole rehabilitation), approved a $215,000 contribution to a fallen officer memorial, and adopted several ordinance and funding amendments.

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Briefing

Feb 9, 2026

City Council approves major wastewater rehabilitation contract and adopts resolutions on state bills

At its February 9, 2026 regular meeting, Pueblo City Council approved a $7.9M pipeline rehabilitation contract, adopted multiple resolutions (including positions on several Colorado bills), approved consent items including professional services and emergency sewer repairs, and authorized a small sponsorship to the Boys & Girls Clubs.

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Briefing

Jan 12, 2026

City Council approves transit and street‑repair measures, confirms board appointments, adopts rezoning and public‑safety grants

At the January 12, 2026 regular meeting the City Council administered Oaths of Office to newly elected officials, elected Council leadership, amended the agenda, approved the consent agenda including infrastructure contracts, confirmed multiple mayoral appointments, authorized a $1,000 council contingency payment to Catholic Charities, approved a rezoning for 300 W. Abriendo Ave., and unanimously adopted ordinances securing an FTA 5307 transit grant, a bus‑stop art MOU, an FHWA IGA, a 12‑month suspension of the monthly street repair utility service charge beginning January 2026, and a wildland fire mitigation crew grant agreement.

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Briefing

Dec 22, 2025

Pueblo City Council approves transportation planning budget, wastewater contract, land use and other actions — Dec. 22, 2025

At the December 22, 2025 regular meeting, Pueblo City Council approved multiple consent items and ordinances, including a $557,222 manhole rehabilitation construction contract, establishment and funding of the FY2026–2027 Pueblo Urban Transportation Planning Project ($759,163.14), a delegation agreement with PACOG for 2026 transportation planning, a local historic landmark designation for the City Park Bathhouse, and a settlement agreement terminating the Pueblo Regional Building Department. The Council also approved several capital project fund transfers and routine minutes and consent items.

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Briefing

Dec 8, 2025

Pueblo City Council approves sewer emergency contract, major transportation engineering agreement, zoning change, personnel/pay ordinances, and multiple public-safety and traffic code measures

At the December 8, 2025 regular meeting, President Mark Aliff called the City Council to order at 7:15 p.m. with seven councilors present (one via Zoom). The Council approved the consent agenda, removed one easement item (M3) from the agenda, and moved an emergency sewer repair contract (M1) to the regular agenda. Major actions included ratifying an emergency sanitary sewer repair contract, awarding a $3.396 million engineering services agreement for the 24th Street Bridge and downtown corridor, adopting a zoning map amendment for a .34-acre parcel, approving FY2026 departmental personnel and pay-plan ordinances, adopting the 2024 Colorado Model Traffic Code revision, approving a 2026 School Resource Officer agreement with Pueblo City Schools, and approving several public-safety and interagency agreements. The meeting adjourned at 8:14 p.m.

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Briefing

Nov 24, 2025

Council adopts 2026 budget with amendments; approves tax levies and multiple resolutions

At the November 24, 2025 Pueblo City Council regular meeting, the Council approved the 2026 budget ordinance with multiple amendments, adopted city and special-district mill levies, approved consent-agenda contract amendments (including Riverwalk remodel and fire-station design services), authorized small contingency payments to local nonprofit programs, and removed a major engineering services item from the agenda. Public forum speakers raised concerns about squatters and council decorum; two speakers opposed an annexation during its public hearing.

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Briefing

Nov 10, 2025

Pueblo City Council approves employee health clinic contract, safety action plan, multiple infrastructure and redevelopment funding actions; immigrant-support resolution fails

At the November 10, 2025 regular meeting the Council approved a service agreement for an employee health clinic, adopted the Pueblo Area Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, confirmed a purchasing director appointment, authorized multiple sewer and redevelopment funding actions, supported an electric utility economic development tariff, and approved several budgetary sponsorships. A resolution affirming support for immigrants failed. Multiple zoning/land-use ordinances were approved on final presentation.

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Briefing

Oct 27, 2025

City Council approves multiple funding transfers and ordinances; holds public hearing on 2026 proposed budget

The Pueblo City Council met October 27, 2025. President Aliff called the meeting to order; all seven council members were present (one via Zoom). Public forum included remarks on a district attorney recall, immigration, and crime prevention. The Council opened a public hearing on the proposed 2026 annual budget and received public testimony. The Council approved several resolutions and ordinances including multiple fund transfers for capital projects and parks, authorization of park construction contracts, establishment of a small business mini-grant program, a $100,000 eviction prevention assistance agreement with the County of Pueblo, and various zoning/subdivision ordinances. Votes on financial transfers and project appropriations ranged from unanimous to split votes (notably two 6-1 votes and one 5-2 vote).

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Briefing

Oct 14, 2025

Pueblo City Council approves multiple infrastructure and economic development measures; amends ARPA small-business grant and postpones several items to Oct. 27

At the Oct. 14, 2025 regular meeting, Pueblo City Council approved several capital and infrastructure resolutions (including airport taxilane/hangar construction and pavement design criteria), amended an ordinance to create a $50,000 ARPA-funded Small Business Window Repair Mini-Grant Program (first reading), established projects for economic development and park tennis renovations, and approved a $500,000 Greyhound Park blight-removal project. Council postponed multiple funding/contract items to Oct. 27 and rejected one roofing contract. Routine minutes and consent items (including emergency sewer repairs) were approved.

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Briefing

Sep 29, 2025

City Council Meeting (Special) — September 29, 2025: Revocable permit approved; executive session on PEDCO contract

Council approved Resolution 16138 authorizing Revocable Permit REV-25-32 for Pueblo Community College to close Orman Avenue for a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on October 4, 2025 (vote 5–0). Council then held an executive session (6:31–7:23 p.m.) to discuss the Pueblo Economic Development Corporation (PEDCO) contract under C.R.S. §24-6-402(4)(e). Meeting ran from 6:29 p.m. to 7:24 p.m.; Councilors Sarah Martinez and Regina Maestri were absent.

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Briefing

Sep 22, 2025

Pueblo City Council approves emergency infrastructure contracts, zoning changes, and grant funding; postpones pavement design criteria

At the September 22, 2025 regular meeting the Pueblo City Council approved multiple emergency stormwater and street repair contracts, authorized engineering and construction work for wastewater and transit center projects, transferred funds for concrete improvements, approved zoning and subdivision ordinances, adopted an intergovernmental fire mutual aid agreement, accepted a multimodal transportation grant, and approved small sponsorship payments from council contingencies. The Council postponed adoption of the Pavement Design Criteria to the October 14, 2025 meeting.

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Briefing

Sep 8, 2025

Pueblo City Council (Regular) — key approvals, budget transfers, RFQs, and ordinance actions (Sept. 8, 2025)

Council met Sept. 8, 2025. The agenda and prior meeting minutes were approved. Consent items including street and concrete improvement contracts and fund transfers were approved. Council approved multiple small sponsorship payments from Council Contingencies and authorized RFQs for marketing and economic development. A roofing contract for the Wastewater Reclamation Facility was postponed to Oct. 14, 2025. Final ordinances were approved to carry over private activity bond allocation and to authorize an employment/land-sale agreement with Trussworks (including a $1,462,000 transfer). The Ice Arena roof ordinance was postponed to Oct. 14, 2025. Council accepted a DOLA grant for a Police Towing and Impound Relief Program. A “Creek Week 2025” proclamation was presented and several members of the public spoke during the forum.

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Briefing

Aug 25, 2025

Pueblo City Council (Aug 25, 2025) — Sales-tax ballot set; ADU ordinance approved; multiple contracts and resolutions adopted

Council approved ballot language to extend a one-half percent sales and use tax for five years, approved an accessory dwelling unit ordinance (6-1), initiated local landmark designation for the City Park Bath House, approved several funding and contract actions (many unanimously), and postponed two roof-related construction items to September 8, 2025.

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Briefing

Aug 11, 2025

Pueblo City Council (Aug 11, 2025) approves metro district service plans and takes multiple urban renewal, airport and capital project actions

Council approved the service plans for CSUP Metropolitan District Nos. 1-3 (7-0), confirmed several board appointments, approved multiple urban renewal actions including funding and incentives for the Lake Minnequa area (4-3 votes on key items), and considered construction and capital project contracts and appropriations related to Riverwalk, airport apron, ice arena roof and other public works. Public forum speakers addressed parks, policing response, squatting and local businesses. A recognition was presented to the Pueblo Memorial Airport Advisory Committee.

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Briefing

Jul 28, 2025

Pueblo City Council approves ballot tax ordinances on first reading, adopts grants and sponsorships, and confirms appointments

At the July 28, 2025 regular meeting, Pueblo City Council amended and approved the agenda, approved minutes, confirmed mayoral appointments to the Pueblo Conservancy District, approved multiple Council contingency sponsorships, accepted several grant-funded ordinances on final presentation, and approved two ordinances on first reading to submit sales tax measures to the November 4, 2025 ballot. Both ballot ordinances were set for public hearing on August 11, 2025.

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Briefing

Jul 14, 2025

City Council approves housing grants and plans, stormwater and infrastructure contracts, appointments, park surveillance fiber, and multiple community sponsorships

At the July 14, 2025 Pueblo City Council regular meeting, council approved acceptance and appropriation of a $3,090,925 HOME‑ARP grant and adopted the 2025–2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025 Annual Action Plan for CDBG/HOME. Council ratified an emergency storm sewer repair contract with change order, transferred resurfacing funds and awarded an asphalt contract, and confirmed appointments for Director of Stormwater and Director of Housing & Citizen Services. The Council authorized reallocation of $227,956 in ARPA IT funds to install fiber‑optic infrastructure for park video surveillance, designated the Lake Minnequa trail as “Hobson Trail,” amended metered parking fees by ordinance, and approved several Council contingency sponsorship payments.

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Briefing

Jun 23, 2025

Council approves Jackson Ranch annexations, transit study amendment, infrastructure contracts; appoints Planning & Zoning member — June 23, 2025

Pueblo City Council (President Aliff presiding) met June 23, 2025; council approved two Jackson Ranch annexations (Jackson Ranch 1 and 2), amended a professional services agreement to advance a Pueblo Transit relocation and equity study, awarded multiple public works contracts (including Mel Harmon Drive bridge and West 6th Street asphalt), approved legal-services compensation, confirmed a Planning & Zoning appointment (James Salazar), and passed the consent agenda. The meeting included a proclamation presentation and public forum comments on community issues.

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Briefing

Jun 9, 2025

Pueblo City Council approves infrastructure, homelessness shelter agreement, and funding allocations; approves rescission initiation for historic landmark

At the June 9, 2025 regular meeting, Pueblo City Council approved a wastewater main replacement construction contract, authorized multiple Council contingency payments, finalized an agreement for shelter operations with SafeSide Foundation, approved an ordinance amending tobacco retailer licensing, and voted to initiate rescission of the historic landmark designation for Black Hills 5&6. The meeting included a Women Veterans Recognition proclamation and public comments on PFAS and the rescission item.

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Briefing

May 27, 2025

Pueblo City Council (May 27, 2025): labor agreements, utilities actions, zoning approvals, and event sponsorships

Council approved multiple labor agreements and extensions, authorized wastewater and emergency sewer work, approved several land-use and zoning actions, established a Riverwalk project budget using COP proceeds, and authorized council contingency sponsorships for community events. A proclamation recognized Pueblo Firefighters IAFF Local 3; public comment occurred on several agenda items.

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Briefing

May 12, 2025

City Council approves sewer contract amendment, energy funding, shelter CIP grant, and motorsports lease

At the May 12, 2025 Pueblo City Council Regular Meeting, council approved a $505,943.17 contract amendment for the Court Street sanitary sewer rehabilitation, accepted multiple energy-related grants and purchase orders for Public Works (including an E‑Commute program), authorized a $25,000 DOLA grant to develop a capital improvement plan for the Pueblo Shelter Complex, and approved a lease/management agreement for Pueblo Motorsports Park. Several routine consent items, contract awards, and sponsorship payments were also approved.

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Briefing

Apr 28, 2025

Pueblo City Council Regular Meeting — April 28, 2025: Contracts, Grants, Zoning and Public Safety Measures Considered

Council approved multiple construction contracts, grant acceptances and appropriations, granted partial fee waivers for an affordable housing project, and approved several ordinances and intergovernmental agreements; a pedestrian safety ordinance and one other resolution failed. Public forum speakers addressed street sweeping, homelessness, tobacco and energy. A proclamation recognized Professional Municipal Clerks Week (May 4–10, 2025).

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Briefing

Apr 14, 2025

Pueblo City Council (Apr 14, 2025) — approvals on housing transfers, health IGA, franchise ballot resolution; several sponsorships authorized

Council met April 14, 2025. Actions included approving a housing fund transfer for homeless shelter operations, authorizing a public health appropriation agreement, endorsing a ballot question to terminate the city’s electric franchise, multiple small sponsorship payments, approving a right-of-way vacation, and accepting a citizen ethics complaint against the Mayor. One downtown pedestrian-safety ordinance was postponed to April 28, 2025. Several special recognitions and a public forum addressing crime and housing were held.

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