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$1.6 million payday for Polis friends: Free deal to help Colorado's COVID-19 response ends up costing taxpayers - Vimarsana News

$1.6 million payday for Polis friends: Free deal to help Colorado's COVID-19 response ends up costing taxpayers

Colorado paid more than $630,000 last year to a group of personal and business associates of Gov. Jared Polis that had ostensibly volunteered to help the state manage its way

Resolve Systems Appoints Sean Heuer as Vice President of Product to Accelerate Current Growth - Vimarsana News

Resolve Systems Appoints Sean Heuer as Vice President of Product to Accelerate Current Growth

/PRNewswire/ -- Resolve Systems®, the leading intelligent IT automation software vendor, today announced the appointment of Sean Heuer as Vice President of...

Resolve Systems Appoints Sean Heuer as Vice President of Product to Accelerate Current Growth - Vimarsana News

Resolve Systems Appoints Sean Heuer as Vice President of Product to Accelerate Current Growth

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$1.6 million payday for Polis friends: Free deal to help Colorado's COVID-19 response ends up costing taxpayers - Vimarsana News

$1.6 million payday for Polis friends: Free deal to help Colorado's COVID-19 response ends up costing taxpayers

Colorado paid more than $630,000 last year to a group of personal and business associates of Gov. Jared Polis that had ostensibly volunteered to help the state manage its way

Report: Free deal for Colorado COVID effort costs taxpayers - Vimarsana News

Report: Free deal for Colorado COVID effort costs taxpayers

DENVER (AP) — Colorado paid more than $630,000 last year to a group of personal and business associates of Gov. Jared Polis that had ostensibly volunteered to help the state manage its way through the COVID-19 pandemic by tracking people’s movements, records show.

Source: apnews.com