Boulder bans tents on all city land, allowing immediate removal
Encampments will still require 72-hour notice, city officials say
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City, citizens offer competing visions as CU South annexation looms
Voters may face irrelevant measure on fall ballots
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Boulder’s Settlers Park will (finally) be renamed
The Peoples' Crossing, proposed by tribal nations, could be adopted this year
Boulder’s homelessness language to get critical look
Human Relations Commission suggests broad analysis
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Boulder recommends mandatory minimum sentences for homeless campers
Increased enforcement, deterrent actions would cost more than $1 million
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Analysis: Upstream detention too costly, destructive for CU South flood control
City council to consider resident-pushed design for third time; open space board, staff recommend against
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It’s been 11 years since Boulder voters turned down a local tax
Last measure rejected at the ballot was 2009 funding for affordable housing
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Prairie dog advocates celebrate Boulder County vandalism; farmers fear reprisal
$100K of damage to Boulder County equipment used in lethal control
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Boulder to consider plan to kill prairie dogs, disturb burrows
City has been exploring lethal control since 2019
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$29M stripped from Boulder’s budget to cope with COVID crisis
Financial update gives first look at new prioritization process
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