Mayor, Council seats and TOPS tax extension at stake
Colorado Springs voters will elect four City Council members, as well as decide whether to extend the Trails, Open Space and Parks tax for 20 years at theApril 4 city
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Colorado Springs voters will elect four City Council members, as well as decide whether to extend the Trails, Open Space and Parks tax for 20 years at theApril 4 city
Colorado Springs' future is in voters' hands as they prepare to choose from a slate of 25 candidates in the upcoming April 4 nonpartisan municipal election, when they will select
Hear from city council candidates about why they are running, what they are planning to address, and what motivates them to serve on the Colorado Springs City Council.
With seven weeks remaining before the April 4 Colorado Springs municipal election, several candidates have so far outraised their opponents by thousands of dollars, with the largest campaign donors betting
Colorado Springs residents on Wednesday will have a chance to hear directly from City Council candidates during a meet and greet event hosted by the Pikes Peak United Way.