Pueblo County public meetings in 2022

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is deciding on several construction contracts, intergovernmental agreements for road and trail projects, and updates to the municipal code. The meeting includes final presentations on police equipment and state-mandated carryout bag fees.

• Lake Avenue and Orman Avenue Roundabout Project appropriation of $1,500,000
• Westside Trail (Wildhorse Trail) Project appropriation of $850,000
• Construction contract of $99,875.67 to Merriman Land Works for Peakview Concrete Repairs
• Construction contract of $64,089 to Baha Construction, Inc. for Fire Station #5 repairs
• Ordinance establishing the BearCat Project with a $300,000 transfer from the Police Department

City Council approved several construction contracts, including airport runway rehabilitation and city building repairs. The council also authorized $300,000 for a police Bearcat project and updated municipal codes regarding carryout bag fees and business licensing.

• Approved $99,875.67 contract for Peakview concrete repairs (7-0)
• Approved $64,089 contract for Fire Station #5 concrete repairs (6-0)
• Approved $300,000 for Bearcat Project No. CI2220 (7-0)
• Approved $300,000 transfer for City Building Repairs (7-0)
• Approved $49,807 for Pueblo Memorial Airport runway 8R/26L design (7-0)
• Approved ordinances for state carryout bag fees and sales tax exclusions (6-1)
• Approved 2023 departmental authorized personnel positions (6-1)
• Approved $50,400 emergency payment to Crazy Faith Street Ministry (7-0)

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for an informal session to receive information and hold discussions. No official action will be taken during this meeting.

• City updates presentation by Chief of Staff Laura Solano
• ARPA presentation by United Way
• ARPA presentation by Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association
• City Council Board/Commission update

The committee received presentations from United Way and the Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association. Both organizations requested $1 million in ARPA funds. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

Civil Service Commission

The Commission is meeting to review recruitment status reports and certify eligibility lists for several municipal roles. The body will also ratify decisions regarding application appeals and the removal of candidates from eligibility lists.

• Certification of eligibility lists for Fleet Superintendent, Municipal Records and Technical Coordinator, Planner, Police Payroll Technician, Traffic Signs & Marking Specialist, and Wastewater Utility Worker
• Ratification of appeal approvals for Housing and Community Development Coordinator II and Senior HR Analyst applications
• Ratification of removals from eligibility lists for Business Systems Analyst, Emergency Services Dispatcher, Office Assistant, and Park Ranger
• Status reports on recruitments including Police Patrol Officer (107 applications) and Office Assistant (17 applications)
• Ratification of T&E examinations for five specific job titles

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Liquor Board meeting scheduled for December 21, 2022, was cancelled. No other items were listed on the agenda.

The Liquor Board meeting scheduled for December 21, 2022, was cancelled. No actions were taken.

City Council Work Session

The work session scheduled for December 19, 2022, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

Marijuana Board

The Pueblo County Marijuana Board is meeting to consider a license extension request for a cultivation and manufacturing facility. The board will also review a license renewal for a retail marijuana store.

• License extension request for National Green Source, LLC at 1900 South Freeway
• License renewal for The Green Solution, LLC at 1207 Southgate Place

The Board approved an extension request for National Green Source and a conditional license renewal for The Green Solution. The renewal for The Green Solution requires inspections and payment within 30 days.

• Approved extension request for National Green Source, LLC (4-0)
• Approved conditional license renewal for The Green Solution, LLC (4-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Commission is reviewing recruitment status reports and certifying eligibility lists for various city roles. The body will also hear appeals regarding application rejections and one employment termination.

• Certification of eligibility lists for Accountant II, Auto Mechanic, Business Systems Analyst, Equipment Operator IV, Housing and Community Development Coordinator II, Senior HR Analyst, Tax Auditor, Tax Compliance Technician, and Trash Removal Coordinator
• Hearing on the employment termination appeal of Police Patrol Officer Lowell Griffiths
• Review of application rejection appeals from Zebulon Clayton and Sandra Duran
• Ratification of name removals from eligibility lists for Construction Inspector, Emergency Services Dispatcher, Park Ranger, and Police Patrol Officer
• Status report on Police Patrol Officer recruitment with 94 applications received

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several construction contracts, fund transfers for airport and building repairs, and new ordinances. Key items include updates to the municipal code regarding carryout bag fees and nuisance liens.

• Construction contract of $1,541,884 to K.R. Swerdfeger Construction for West 18th Street Extension
• Construction contract of $105,912 to Doug Vaughn, LLC for Miscellaneous Repairs - Phase 2
• Transfer of $588,119 from Airport Fund to East GA Apron Rehabilitation
• Ordinance establishing carryout bag fees pursuant to the Plastic Pollution Reduction Act
• Transfer of $300,000 from Police Department for the BearCat Project NO. CI2220

City Council approved several construction contracts, including a $1.5M road project and various infrastructure repairs. The council also confirmed multiple appointments to city boards and commissions and updated municipal codes regarding nuisance liens. One ordinance regarding abortion providers was tabled.

• Approved $1,541,884 construction contract to K.R. Swerdfeger Construction for West 18th Street Extension (7-0)
• Approved $105,912 contract to Doug Vaughn, LLC for miscellaneous repairs (7-0)
• Approved $14,136.14 contract to Merriman Land Works for Juan Madrid Ave and 9th Street repairs (7-0)
• Approved naming Arkansas River Levee pedestrian bridges after Charles W. Lee and G. Harvey Nuckolls (7-0)
• Approved ordinance expanding remedies for nuisance, litter, and weed liens to include foreclosure (7-0)
• Approved $148,338.77 in insurance proceeds for stormwater equipment purchases (7-0)
• Confirmed appointments to the Community Commission on Housing and Homelessness (7-0)
• Tabled ordinance requiring abortion providers to comply with federal law (4-3)

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for an informal session to receive information and discuss updates. No official action will be taken during this meeting.

• City update presentation by Chief of Staff Laura Solano
• Presentation by the American Center for Law & Justice
• Presentation on the Reproductive Health Equity Act by State Representative Daneya Esgar and City Attorney Daniel C. Kogovsek

The meeting consisted of presentations regarding city updates, the American Center for Law & Justice, and the Reproductive Health Equity Act. No substantive decisions were made during this work session.

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Liquor Board is meeting to vote on a consent agenda containing numerous liquor license renewals for retail stores, hotels, restaurants, and taverns. The board will also consider a resolution regarding administrative authority.

• Retail liquor license renewals for 1020 Liquors LLC, Big Bear Wine & Liquor, and Pueblo Liquor Well Corp.
• Hotel and restaurant license renewals including Applebee’s, Garlic & Onion Mexican Grill, and Courtyard by Marriott
• Cabaret license renewal for Willieboyz LLC (the Beer Run)
• 17 fermented malt beverage license renewals, including multiple Loaf n Jug locations
• Resolution for Administrative Authority

The Liquor Board approved a resolution granting administrative authority to the City Clerk's office. The board also approved a consent agenda renewing multiple liquor licenses for retail stores, hotels, restaurants, and other establishments.

• Approved Resolution for Administrative Authority for the City Clerk's office (4-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda for retail, hotel, restaurant, cabaret, tavern, and club liquor license renewals (4-0)
• Approved December 7, 2022 Agenda (4-0)
• Approved November 16, 2022 meeting minutes (4-0)

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee is holding an informal meeting to receive information and discuss municipal regulations for abortion clinics. No official action will be taken during this session.

• Presentation on abortion clinic municipal regulations by City Attorney Daniel C. Kogovsek and State Representative Daneya Esgar
• Presentation on abortion clinic municipal regulations by OB/GYN Specialists

The committee heard presentations from the American Center for Law & Justice and Parkview OB/GYNs regarding viewpoint discrimination and municipal regulations. No formal decisions were made during this session.

Pueblo Commission on Energy

The commission will receive a presentation from Nuclear Free Pueblo. Members will also participate in a workshop regarding subcommittee structures for reducing consumption, policy, and education.

• Presentation by Michael Wenzl and Jamie Valdez of Nuclear Free Pueblo
• Subcommittee Structures Workshop led by Vice Chair Edgie Walrath

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for an informal session to receive information and discuss several presentations. No official action will be taken during this meeting.

• Presentation from Food Truck Union founder Cooper Watts and administrator Andrea Ames
• Pueblo Housing Authority annual report from Steven Trujillo and Andrea Aragon
• Westgate Project update from Jack Bay
• ARPA - Pueblo County HB-1451 presentation from Michael Botello and Michelle Garcia
• Financial Empowerment Center & CityStart Blueprint presentation

The meeting consisted of presentations and updates; no substantive decisions were made. The Pueblo Housing Authority annual report was moved to the February work session.

• Moved Pueblo Housing Authority annual report to February work session

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is deciding on the 2023 budget and property tax mill levies. The body is also considering several construction contracts for sewer repairs and infrastructure, as well as ordinances regarding municipal code liens and abortion provider compliance with federal law.

• Resolution to allocate $1,000,000 from American Rescue Plan Act for sewer infrastructure
• Emergency sewer repair contracts with Parker Excavating, Inc. for 508 Minnequa Ave ($68,766.35), 2232 Spruce St ($5,857.22), and 2024 Spruce St ($197,590.55)
• Ordinance to suspend monthly street repair utility service charges for 12 months starting January 2023
• Construction contract of $136,582 to Doug Vaughn, LLC for Concrete Improvements - Joplin
• Ordinance amending municipal code regarding liens for nuisances, litter, junk vehicles, weeds, and vacant property

The City Council approved the 2023 budget and property tax mill levies for the city and two special improvement districts. Council also authorized $1 million for sewer infrastructure and suspended monthly street repair utility charges for 12 months starting January 2023.

• Approved 2023 budget and appropriations (4-2)
• Approved 2023 property tax mill levy (5-2)
• Approved 2023 Bandera Blvd and Southpointe district mill levies (5-2 each)
• Authorized $1,000,000 for sewer infrastructure via ARPA funds (6-1)
• Suspended monthly street repair utility charges for 12 months starting Jan 2023 (7-0)
• Approved $136,582 concrete improvements contract for Joplin (7-0)
• Approved $123,014.74 engineering for Adams Ave and Jackson St roundabout (7-0)
• Denied motion to table ordinance requiring abortion providers to comply with federal law (3-4)

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will receive presentations on a mobile crisis unit and redistricting. The body will also hold an executive session to discuss economic development projects and legal advice regarding abortion clinic regulation and a city charter amendment. No official action is taken at these meetings.

• Presentation by Teah Miller on Mobile Crisis Unit
• Redistricting update from City Clerk Marisa Stoller
• Executive session on economic development projects with PEDCO
• Legal advice on municipal regulation of abortion clinics
• Legal advice on a proposed amendment to the City Charter

The council received updates on COVID-19, ARPA trash procurement, mobile crisis services, and redistricting. The meeting concluded with a vote to enter an executive session to discuss economic development and legal advice regarding the City Charter and abortion clinic regulation.

• Approved motion to enter executive session for legal advice and negotiation strategy (6-1)

City Council Work Session

The scheduled work session for November 21, 2022, was cancelled. No official action was taken.

Marijuana Board

The board will conduct a hearing regarding a retail marijuana cultivation facility for Medina & Company, LLC. The meeting also includes several license renewals and a minor employee change for an existing operator.

• Hearing for Medina & Company, LLC retail marijuana cultivation facility at 901 W. 9th Street
• Retail marijuana store license renewal for Earth Solutions, Inc. (Canna Cabinet, Inc.) at 2630 W. Pueblo Boulevard Suite A
• Medical marijuana store license renewal for Earth Solutions, Inc. (Canna Cabinet, Inc.) at 2630 W. Pueblo Boulevard Suite A
• Medical cultivation license renewal for Earth Solutions, Inc. (Canna Cabinet, Inc.) at 2630 W. Pueblo Boulevard Suite C & D
• Employee change for PharmaCann, Inc. Chief Commercial Officer

The Board approved a retail marijuana cultivation license for Medina & Company, LLC, subject to final inspections within 120 days. The Board also approved several license renewals and a minor employee change via the consent agenda.

• Approved Retail Marijuana Cultivation License for Medina & Company, LLC (3-0)
• Approved Findings and Order for Medina & Company, LLC (3-0)
• Approved license renewal for Canna Cabinet, Inc. retail store (3-0)
• Approved license renewal for Canna Cabinet, Inc. medical store (3-0)
• Approved license renewal for Canna Cabinet, Inc. medical cultivation (3-0)
• Approved PharmaCann, Inc. employee change for Chief Commercial Officer (3-0)

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Liquor Board is meeting to approve routine liquor license renewals for several businesses. The board will also consider a permit application for a modification of premises for Super Liquors LLC.

• License renewal for Hercules Liquor at 112 Broadway Ave.
• License renewal for Red Lobster #0482 at 3306 N. Elizabeth Street.
• License renewal for Magpies Restaurant at 229 S. Union Ave.
• License renewal for The Senate at 219 S. Grand Ave.
• Modification of premises application for Super Liquors LLC at 25 Red Creek Springs Road

The Board approved a consent agenda containing multiple liquor license renewals for retail stores, restaurants, and clubs. Additionally, a request to modify the premises for Super Liquors was approved contingent on department approvals.

• Approved Consent Agenda including license renewals for Hercules Liquor, Red Lobster, Magpies Restaurant, The Senate, 7-Eleven, Alta, Cosmopolitan Club, Steel City Eagles, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and 80 Twenty Wines (4-0)
• Approved Modification to Premises for Super Liquors LLC at 25 Red Creek Springs Road, contingent on department approvals (4-0)
• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved minutes from November 2, 2022 meeting (4-0)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is deciding on the 2023 budget and property tax mill levies for the city and two special improvement districts. The body is also considering several construction contracts for infrastructure and the purchase of new police vehicles.

• Adoption of the 2023 budget and property tax mill levies for the City, Bandera Boulevard, and Southpointe districts
• Transfer of $1,078,000 for new marked police vehicles
• Construction contract of $818,080 for the 2022 North Elizabeth upsizing rehabilitation project
• Rezoning of lots in Delavan Place Subdivision from B-4 Central Business District to R-5 Multiple Residential and Office District
• Proposed sales tax exemption for period products, incontinence products, and diapers starting January 1, 2023

The City Council approved a sales tax exemption for period products, incontinence products, and diapers starting January 1, 2023. The council also authorized over $1 million for new police vehicles and approved several infrastructure contracts. A proposed ordinance regarding pedestrian safety in the downtown business area was denied.

• Approved sales tax exemption for period products, incontinence products, and diapers (6-1)
• Authorized $1,078,000 for new marked police vehicles (7-0)
• Denied pedestrian safety and sidewalk access ordinance for downtown business area (3-4)
• Approved $818,080 contract for North Elizabeth Upsizing Rehabilitation Project (7-0)
• Approved $314,040 contract for storm sewer outfall pipe check valves (7-0)
• Approved rezoning of Delavan Place Subdivision lots to Multiple Residential and Office District (7-0)
• Approved emergency $23,272.55 sewer repair contract at 2410 East Evans Avenue (7-0)
• Approved emergency ordinance extending temporary housing and shelter emergency timeframe to November 1st (7-0)

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for an informal session to receive information and discuss various city updates. No official action will be taken during this meeting.

• Presentation on Police Department towing regulations
• Presentation regarding a downtown gondola
• Update from the Board of Water Works
• City updates from Chief of Staff Laura Solano

The meeting consisted of updates and presentations from city staff and community members. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded during this session.

General

The Board of Directors is meeting to review and approve the 2023 Fiscal Year Budget. The board will also consider the approval of minutes from the November 8, 2021 meeting.

• Public hearing and vote on the North Gateway Business Improvement District 2023 Fiscal Year Budget

General

The Board of Directors is meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding the 2023 Fiscal Year Budget. The board will also consider the approval of minutes from a November 8, 2021 meeting.

• Public hearing for the SouthPointe Special Improvement Maintenance District 2023 Fiscal Year Budget
• Approval of November 8, 2021 Board of Directors meeting minutes

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee met for an informal session to receive information and hold discussions. No official action was taken during this meeting. The session included a 60-minute budget discussion led by the Mayor and Chief of Staff.

• Budget work session led by Mayor Nicholas Gradisar and Laura Solano
• Presentation on Rural Jump Start business funding and incentives
• Presentation on VUBA driverless transportation system
• Resource X priority-based budgeting presentation
• 2022 Chili Fest update from the Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce

The meeting consisted of presentations and updates regarding the 2023 proposed budget, COVID-19 rates, and various program proposals. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Liquor Board is meeting to approve routine license renewals for several local businesses. The board will also consider a modification of premises for Super Liquors and an ownership transfer for 80 Twenty Wines.

• Hotel & Restaurant license renewal: Suehiro Japanese restaurant, 631 N. Main Street
• Cabaret license renewals: Zaragoza Hall, Club Ice, Greenlight Tavern, and The Favorite Tavern
• Fermented Malt Beverage license renewal: 7-Eleven Store #17127s, 905 W. Northern Ave
• Modification of premises: Super Liquors LLC, 25 Red Creek Springs Road
• Transfer of ownership: Ladies of Liquor LLC Inc, dba: 80 Twenty Wines, 415 N. Greenwood Street

The Board approved a consent agenda containing multiple liquor license and permit renewals. A transfer of ownership for 80 Twenty Wines was approved, while a premises modification for Super Liquors was continued to a future meeting.

• Approved Hotel & Restaurant license renewal for Suehiro Japanese restaurant (5-0)
• Approved Cabaret license renewals for Zaragoza Hall, Club Ice, Greenlight Tavern, and La Favorita Tavern (5-0)
• Approved Fermented Malt Beverage license renewal for 7-Eleven Store #17127s (5-0)
• Approved Tavern liquor license renewal for Club Ice (5-0)
• Approved Art Gallery permit renewal for Pueblo Arts Alliance (5-0)
• Approved transfer of ownership for 80 Twenty Wines (5-0)
• Continued modification of premises for Super Liquors to November 16, 2022 (5-0)

Pueblo Commission on Energy

The Energy Advisory Commission will receive a presentation on energy efficiency, renewable energy, and electric vehicle incentives for residents. The meeting also includes updates from the Mayor and reports from committees on policy, education, and reducing consumption.

• Presentation by Laura Getts on Inflation Reduction Act incentives

City Council Work Session

The work session scheduled for October 31, 2022, was cancelled. No official action was taken.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is conducting a public hearing for testimony on the 2023 Proposed Annual Budget. The body is also considering several ordinances regarding infrastructure projects, grant funding, and municipal code amendments.

• Public hearing for the Proposed 2023 Annual Budget
• Proposed $1,000,000 for neighborhood cleanup projects via American Rescue Plan Act
• Emergency sanitary sewer repair contract with K.R. Swerdfeger Construction, Inc. for $96,105.86 at 701 Court St
• Proposed rezoning of Delavan Place Subdivision from B-4 Central Business District to R-5 Multiple Residential and Office District
• Proposed $1,022,542 appropriation for the Prairie Avenue to Minnequa Lake Trail Project

The council approved a $1 million resolution using American Rescue Plan Act funds for neighborhood cleanup projects in qualified census tracts, providing employment to low-income individuals impacted by COVID-19. The vote was 6-1, with Councilor Maestri dissenting. The council also passed multiple ordinances on final presentation, including agreements for trail projects, a hangar lease, and a new trash removal coordinator position.

• Approved $1M ARPA neighborhood cleanup resolution (6-1)
• Approved $36K subrecipient agreement with Pueblo Arts Alliance (6-1)
• Approved $50,200 subrecipient agreement with Crazy Faith Street Ministry (7-0)
• Approved $461,538 grant for Just Transitions Strategic Planning (7-0)
• Approved $1,022,542 for Prairie Avenue to Minnequa Lake Trail project (7-0)
• Approved $693,494 for Northern Ave Trail Phase III project (7-0)
• Approved adding a Trash Removal Coordinator position (6-1)
• Approved $101,117 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (7-0)

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will hold an informal meeting to receive information and discuss several presentations. No official action will be taken during this session.

• School District 60 new school update
• YMCA non-departmental budget request
• Chamber of Commerce non-departmental budget request
• Pueblo Police Department 2023 budget presentation

Transit Board

The Transit Board will review a maintenance request for Bustang and the charter service request policy for 2023. The board will also enter an executive session to discuss labor agreement negotiations with the ATU/Transit.

• Bustang Maintenance Request
• Charter Service Request Policy for 2023
• ATU/Transit labor agreement negotiations

Marijuana Board

The Marijuana Board is meeting to review license renewals and new applications. The board will consider a new retail cultivation license and modifications for existing stores.

• New retail marijuana cultivation license application for Medina & Company, LLC at 901 W. 9th Street
• License renewals for Nordic Analytical Laboratories LLC at 417 E. Northern Ave
• License renewals for Platinum Foods LLC (711 W. 8th Street) and Polliwog Farms LLC (3217 Lake Ave)
• License renewal for KKMWB LLC at 3035 E. 4th Street
• Corporate change and employee modification for The Green Solution LLC at 1207 Southgate Place

The Pueblo County Marijuana Board unanimously approved several license renewals, a new cultivation facility application with a public hearing set for November 17, 2022, and modifications for The Green Solution. All votes were 3-0.

• Approved consent agenda including license renewals for Nordic Analytical Laboratories, TasteBudz, Pretty Polly, and Higher End (3-0)
• Approved new retail cultivation facility application for Medina & Company, setting public hearing for Nov 17, 2022 (3-0)
• Approved minor modification for The Green Solution retail store (3-0)
• Approved major modification for The Green Solution retail store (3-0)
• Approved extension request for National Green Source to Dec 31, 2022 (3-0)

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for information and discussion. No official action will be taken during this session.

• Update from Noah Commerford, President & CEO of Pueblo Latino Chamber of Commerce
• Special budget work session led by Mayor Nicholas Gradisar and Chief of Staff Laura Solano

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee is meeting to receive information and discuss the proposed budget and capital improvements. No official action is taken during these informal sessions.

• Presentation on $1M ARPA trash program
• Budget work session regarding capital improvement
• Proposed budget work session
• Executive session for legal advice on Pueblo Municipal Code amendments

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is meeting to receive the Mayor's recommended budget for Fiscal Year 2023 and schedule a public hearing for October 24, 2022. The body is also considering several construction contracts for water reclamation and trail projects, as well as various grant agreements.

• Proposed 2023 Budget submission and public hearing scheduling
• Construction contract of $421,688.63 to Merriman Land Works for Arkansas River Trail Phase 4
• Construction contract of $91,385 to Industrial Constructors Managers, Inc. for James R. DiIorio Water Reclamation Facility
• Resolution for $1,000,000 from American Rescue Plan Act for neighborhood cleanup projects
• Ordinance for $1,022,542 for the Prairie Avenue to Minnequa Lake Trail Project

City Council Work Session

The City Council Executive Committee will meet for an informal session to receive information and hold discussions. No official action will be taken during this meeting.

• Presentation of City Audit by RubinBrown
• Presentation from Community Commission on Housing and Homelessness
• Economic development presentation by Southern Colorado SBDC
• City update from Chief of Staff Laura Solano

Liquor & Marijuana Authority

The Liquor Board is meeting to act on several routine liquor license renewals. The board will also consider a new lodging and entertainment license and two special event permits for October 2022.

• New lodging and entertainment liquor license for Blo Back Gallery at 131 Springs Street
• Special event permit for St. Leander Parish for an event on October 29, 2022
• Special event permit for Holy Family Parish for an event on October 22, 2022
• Hotel and restaurant license renewals for 3 Margaritas Mexican Restaurant, Buffalo Wild Wings #127, and Bistoro
• Retail store license renewals for Mesa Junction Wine & Spirts, Spankys Liquor World, Super Liquors, and SoCo Liquor Mart

Pueblo Commission on Energy

The commission is meeting to receive updates from Mark Davidson of Fairfield & Woods. Members will discuss the structure of subcommittees focused on policy, education, and reducing consumption.

• Updates from Mark Davidson, Director of Fairfield & Woods
• Review of Reducing Consumption subcommittee
• Review of Policy subcommittee
• Review of Education subcommittee