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Loveland City Council gave its final approval on Tuesday to a $1.5 million budget appropriation for additional expenses related to the 15-month-old unauthorized encampment ban. But for some councilors, there are still some unanswered questions about how the money is being spent.
Twelve of the 13 candidates vying for five open seats on City Council participated in a forum hosted by the Loveland Chamber of Commerce on Monday.
Far too often, politicians approach a problem with “just do something, anything” and/or “I need to look like I’m doing something, anything” without any thought or concern with the outcome or results. They then double down and try and keep the focus on the “look what I did” instead of evaluating the results from “what I did,” especially when these results show a failing or failed outcome. Examples of this approach can be found right here in Loveland.
I write to highlight some of the many reasons to vote for Don Overcash for our next mayor. I wish I could mention them all, but space limits prohibit doing so. I have known Don for a long time and can testify to the following about him.
A proposal that could potentially bring more than 4,000 new residential units to east Loveland drew a large and restless crowd to Loveland City Council chambers on Tuesday,