Denver City Council Approves Bond Proposal with Support
DENVER, CO — Mayor Mike Johnston was joined today by dozens of community members and members of Denver City Council to announce that the Vibrant Denver Bond package will appear on voters’ November 4, 2025, ballot. The bond package, which was crafted and refined multiple times through months of community engagement, will build or repair approximately 60 needed infrastructure projects around Denver. Local bond funds are how Denver delivers high-quality infrastructure for its residents — without raising taxes.
“The Vibrant Denver Bond is about delivering real results for Denverites, including safer streets, better parks and stronger neighborhoods,” said Mayor Mike Johnston. “Each project in this package reflects what Denver residents told us they want and need most. This is how we build a more vibrant, connected and inclusive city, together.”
“The Vibrant Denver Bond will deliver transformative improvements from the parks where our kids play to the streets we walk, bike, and drive, along with the safety upgrades that make our neighborhoods feel secure. These investments aren’t just for us but for the generations who will call Denver home long after we’re gone,” said City Council President Amanda P. Sandoval. “This bond reflects the voices of community, the parents, neighbors, and advocates who showed up and helped shape a vision for a stronger, safer, more connected Denver. We’re not just building for today we’re building for the next seven generations. And we’re doing it without raising taxes. That’s a powerful commitment to our shared future.”
Published on August 05, 2025