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If activists had anything to say about it, the Boulder City Council would have withdrawn from the Rocky Mountain Greenway Project during its April 13 meeting. But activists didn t get a say in the matter, at least not then. The latest decision on the project was presented as an update, not a discussion item, because as Carl Castillo, the city s chief policy advisor, explained, The one thing we don t want.is for this to become a public hearing item. That quote comes from an email that the Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center, a longtime human and environmental rights organization based in Boulder, obtained through a records request. A thread of emails among Boulder City staff members discussing if and how they should allow the public to speak at the meeting culminates with that comment from Castillo. ....
The program will last at least four months, according to a Boulder County news release. “Law enforcement, public safety, 20th Judicial District Courts, emergency services, snow removal, and other 24/7 operations will continue as usual and will not be impacted by any of the pilot’s scheduling changes,” the release said. In April, city leaders will evaluate the program and decide how to proceed. “One of the surprising benefits coming from the COVID-19 closure of public buildings is that Boulder County has been able to give residents more options for accessing many public services, which don’t require driving to physical offices during specific business hours,” Boulder County board office chief of staff Michelle Krezek said in the release.“These changes have also allowed us to rethink how our employees provide these services which allows for expanded access for the public, cost savings for the taxpayers, and potentially, a better working environment for ou ....