Public Amenities Committee - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, July 28, 2026

The Public Amenities Committee of Denver, CO, held a joint meeting with the Mayor and City Council. The meeting included introductions, announcements of community events in Districts 9 and 4, and concluded with a motion to move into executive session to discuss pending litigation and legal advice.

About this meeting

Government Body
Public Amenities Committee
Meeting Type
Public Amenities Committee
Location
Denver, CO
Meeting Date
July 28, 2026

Transcript

14 sections

0:01 – 0:21Speaker 2

Thanks for joining us for this weekly joint meeting of the Mayor and Denver City Council. Follow along as the Mayor and City Council members hear updates from city agencies and projects, discuss important city matters, and hear about what's happening across the Mile High City. Join the discussion with your elected officials starting now.

0:39Speaker 3

It must be nice. We're on air.

0:48 – 1:14Speaker 1

Once we start. Happened fast. All right. Well, good morning, everyone. All of us. All of us. Welcome to Mayor Council. Thank you for joining us this morning. We will start with introductions from our city council members and then jump into announcements. And we'll start off with the always distinguished gentleman to my right.

1:16 – 1:28Speaker 4

Good morning Deputy Mayor, Paul Cashman, South Denver. District 6 in the house. There you go. Exciting. Good morning, Flora Alvidrez, Lucky District 7. Good morning, Daryl Watson, Fine District 9.

1:29Speaker 3

Good morning, Diana Romero, Campbell, Southeast Denver, District 4. And our council president.

1:37Speaker 1

Next up, do we have any announcements from our city council members that you'd like to share with the public today?

1:47 – 2:48Speaker 4

I do. I just got to find it. So this weekend we have quite a few events in the fine District 9. So on Saturday, August 1st from 1.30 to 2.30, well actually pretty much all afternoon, we have the 37th annual Brick City reunion and picnic at Mestizo Curtis Park. So come on by to Mestizo Curtis Park. So really like 1 to 7. The event will be going on, and then the Manual Thunderbolt Alumni Nation party in the park, once again, this Saturday, from 3 o'clock until about 6 o'clock, and that's going to be at the West Meadow at City Park, so come on over and join us in District 9 for that. And one last event on Saturday, the Clayton Community Day starts around 2 o'clock p.m., at York Street Yard, so right outside of Cohesion Brewery. So lots of stuff happening in the fine District 9.

2:49Speaker 1

Sounds like fun. Are you going to be doing your dance moves? No, no, no.

2:53Speaker 4

I only get paid for that.

2:55Speaker 1

Just kidding. Just kidding.

2:59 – 3:16Speaker 3

Okay. Any announcements from you, Council President? No, just, well, we have the Bible Park South by Southeast. It's a concert in the park that's happening on August, the third Saturday in August, which is August 15th.

3:17Speaker 2

One in the afternoon.

3:18Speaker 3

We're going to have a swing band and lots of vendors and lots of fun. I love Bible Park. It's beautiful. All right.

3:25 – 3:58Speaker 1

All right. Wonderful. Okay. Well, we will move to executive session. So I will now entertain a motion to move us into an executive session pursuant to DRMC 2-34A, sections 3, 6, and 7. God bless you. Okay. for the purpose of discussing pending litigations and legal advice related thereto. So moved. Second. All right. All in favor? Aye. Wonderful. I'll wait for the light to click off.

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