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Proposed budget would help DPD with staff shortage - Vimarsana News

Proposed budget would help DPD with staff shortage

After being extremely short-staffed for more than a year, the Denver Police Department could soon be able to replenish the well thanks to the mayor's proposed 2022 budget.

Colorado Black Lives Matter, Thin Blue Line Flag HOA Fight Update - Vimarsana News

Colorado Black Lives Matter, Thin Blue Line Flag HOA Fight Update

HOAs' ability to ban flags will be severely restricted.

El Paso County Settles Lawsuit With ACLU And Defense Attorneys Over Jail COVID Outbreak - Vimarsana News

El Paso County Settles Lawsuit With ACLU And Defense Attorneys Over Jail COVID Outbreak

The El Paso County jail was the site of the largest jail outbreak of the virus in the state.

Source: cpr.org
El Paso County Sheriff's Office's tactic for paying mental health tab raises questions - Vimarsana News

El Paso County Sheriff's Office's tactic for paying mental health tab raises questions

With the purchase of every $7 phone call and overpriced pack of ramen noodles, people held at the El Paso County jail are chipping away at the jail’s mental health

Sheriff taps jail commissary profits to pay inmates' mental health tab, raising questions - Vimarsana News

Sheriff taps jail commissary profits to pay inmates' mental health tab, raising questions

With the purchase of every $7 phone call and overpriced pack of ramen noodles, people held at the El Paso County jail are chipping away at the jail’s mental health care bill — a seemingly novel spin on cost-cutting that critics say is unethical and possibly illegal. The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that the office dips into proceeds from jail commissary and phone services to defray expenses from its private medical services contract. Since 2019, the office has spent nearly $1.8 million from the so-called inmate commissary fund to pay down its health services contract, e...