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

PuebloNov 10, 20253 min read

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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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Economic Development Pueblo Streetscape Convergys Site Redevelopment

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Approved Consent Agenda (including Resolutions M1–M3 and other consent items); Motion passed 7-0.
Approved Resolution M7: service agreement with Crossover Health for employee health clinic services beginning January 1, 2026; passed 6-1 (Nay: Councilor Maestri).
Approved Resolution M8: adopted the Pueblo Area Comprehensive Safety Action Plan; passed 4-3.
Confirmed appointment of Teresa Burns as Director of Purchasing (Resolution Q1); passed 7-0.
Approved Resolution Q2: transfer of $606,959.60 and Contract Amendment No. 1 to Miller Pipeline, LLC for the Southern Colorado Clinic sanitary sewer outfall project; passed 7-0.
Approved Resolution Q3: established Project CI2510 (Convergys site redevelopment) and appropriated $600,000 by transferring funds from multiple demolition/abatement projects; passed 5-2.
Approved Resolution Q4: expressed City Council support for Black Hills Colorado Electric, LLC economic development rate tariff filing to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission; passed 7-0.
Authorized council contingency payments: $1,500 to Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center for 2026 Salute to Heroes (Resolution Q5) and $5,000 to Rocky Mountain SER/Jobs for Progress for their food pantry (Resolution Q6); both passed 7-0.
Resolution Q7 affirming the City’s support for immigrants and reiterating compliance with Colorado law on federal immigration cooperation failed; motion failed 2-5.
Approved Ordinance R1 (amending minimum parking requirements within applicable transit service areas) on final presentation; passed 7-0.
Approved Ordinance R2 (amending provisions relating to off-premises signs) on final presentation; passed 7-0.

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