Politics & Government
Denver Plans To Reinvest $2 Million Into Neighborhoods Hit Hard By Pandemic
City officials identified 10 priority neighborhoods where businesses, nonprofits and community groups can apply for funding.
The City of Denver expects to invest more than $2 million into neighborhoods hit hardest by the pandemic, and it's asking businesses and community groups to take the lead.
"We really want to make sure we're putting money into the community's hands to be able to reactivate spaces, whether that's a business corridor, or a workshop or whatever it is that a community wants to do. We want to make sure that we're providing that," said Carla Castedo Ribero, Director of Economic Mobility for Denver's Office of Economic Development and Opportunity.
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