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Groups call for expanded transit, not expanded highways

Shoshana LewExecutive Director, CDOT2829 W. Howard PlaceDenver, CO 80204 Doug RexExecutive Director, DRGOC1001 17th Street, #700Denver, CO 80202 Michael HancockMayor, City and County of DenverCity and County of Denver1437 Bannock Street, #350Denver, CO 80202 Dear...

DSP asks USDOT to go beyond Title VI

Secretary Pete ButtigiegUS Department of Transportation1200 New Jersey Avenue, SEWashington, DC 20590 Administrator Nuria FernándezFederal Transportation AdministrationUS Department of Transportation1200 New Jersey Avenue, SEWashington, DC 20590 Deputy Administrator...

RTD 2022 Budget Comments

November 16, 2021 Dear CEO and General Manager Johnson, Board Chair Rivera-Malpiede, and RTD Board Members, On behalf of the Denver Streets Partnership (DSP), I am writing in regards to RTD’s proposed 2022 budget. DSP is a coalition of community groups advocating for...

2022 Budget: DSP Comments

October 15, 2021 Dear Mayor Hancock and members of City Council, On behalf of the Denver Streets Partnership (DSP), we are writing to submit comments on the proposed funding levels for pedestrian, bicycle, transit, and Vision Zero projects in the 2022 Annual Budget....

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We <3 Complete Streets

Complete Streets are safe, context-sensitive, inclusive, equitable and flexible, and when cities apply the Complete Streets approach it gives pedestrians, people on bikes, transit riders and other multimodal travelers access to safe, comfortable streets. Recently the...

2022 Budget Recommendations

May 25, 2021 Mayor Michael Hancock 1437 N Bannock St. Rm 350 Denver, CO 80202 Dear Mayor Hancock, On behalf of the Denver Streets Partnership (DSP), we wish to thank you for sustaining funding for the buildout of Denver’s sidewalk and bicycle networks in the City’s...

Aligning our Transportation Goals and Spending

Aligning our Transportation Goals and Spending

As Colorado legislators work to introduce a new transportation funding bill, transit continues to be deprioritized as highways look to receive the vast majority of funding. Denver has set ambitious long-term goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the reliance on single-occupancy vehicles but the latest proposals actually work against these goals.

Neighborhood Navigators are here to help!

Neighborhood Navigators are here to help!

Over the last few months, Denverites have seen the benefits of fewer cars on the road: safer roads; quieter streets; and more room to walk, bike, and roll. Bicycling is one way to prevent traffic, pollution, and noise from returning to their previous levels. Denver is...

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