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Public safety spending a driver in $237.9M city budget - Vimarsana News

Public safety spending a driver in $237.9M city budget

The proposed $237.9 million 2022 total budget for the city of Grand Junction would feature 54 new positions and average wage increases for employees of 5.6%.

CDOT digging in on six-lane plan for next phase of I70-B Council Member says - Vimarsana News

CDOT digging in on six-lane plan for next phase of I70-B Council Member says

A proposal to expand I-70B on the west end of Ute and Pitkin Avenues to six lanes was raised again at a City Council workshop Monday after a council member

Council members hear from constituents in all settings - Vimarsana News

Council members hear from constituents in all settings

Elected officials have fielded considerable public comment during recent local meetings, but members of the Grand Junction City Council say they often connect best with the community while at a

Strong sales tax collections continue showing robust economic activity - Vimarsana News

Strong sales tax collections continue showing robust economic activity

Another strong month for sales tax collections is in the book for Grand Junction, as monthly sales and use tax revenue exceed budget projections by $1 million.

Proposed downtown transit hub a 'game changer' for city - Vimarsana News

Proposed downtown transit hub a 'game changer' for city

The sharp bend where Second Street crosses Ute and Pitkin avenues in Grand Junction has been a tangle of competing interest amid planned upgrades to the Interstate 70 Business Loop, but a proposed transit hub could cut this Gordian knot. For years, Grand Junction has been interested in turning Second Street into a promenade that would incorporate wider sidewalks and landscaping for a space more friendly to pedestrians and bicycles. One concern has always been finding a solution to get those people across Ute and Pitkin. Meanwhile, the Colorado Department of Transportation has been working thr...