AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPower-Hungry Development: A proposed Colorado Springs equipment-testing campus could draw up to 200 megawatts—roughly the city’s residential power demand. Residents have appealed its approval. Health-Care Investment: Broomfield approved a UCHealth hospital and medical office campus, though city documents project a $1.15 million annual net financial impact. Transportation Finance: Moody’s gave Denver International Airport a positive outlook. Tax Policy: Colorado voters approved a graduated income tax, replacing the flat rate; business groups warn it could burden small firms. Housing Costs: A state study found 34% of Colorado households are cost-burdened. Access to Capital: Longmont-based Oweesta is bringing attention to Native-led lenders that finance small businesses, housing and other projects in Native communities.
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