Management and Finance Policy Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several items: the August 2026 sales tax report, the prohibition of sales and use tax incentives for data centers, the adoption of best value contracting criteria for public works, the 2026 fall supplemental budget request, an intergovernmental agreement for RTD police vehicle refueling, the appointment of a board member to the Citadel and Kofax Business Improvement District, and service plan amendments for the Eastern Hills Metropolitan Districts.
Sep 10, 2026·
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Public Safety, Courts And Civil Service Policy Committee Policy Committee Meeting
The committee discussed a $750,000 grant application to the U.S. Department of Justice intended to enhance police capacity in investigating cybercrime and technology-enabled violence against women. Additionally, the City Auditor presented findings from a compliance audit of the Police Property and Evidence Division. Key audit findings highlighted issues regarding unauthorized facility access by IT contractors and tracking deficiencies for evidence currently designated as transferred to court. The committee reviewed recommendations to improve access controls, refine evidence handling procedures, and enhance staff training to address these compliance concerns.
The committee reviewed sales tax collection figures, noting a decrease compared to the previous year and trends in different taxpayer sectors. The primary focus was a discussion on non-residential transportation impact fees. The committee reviewed the methodology for calculating these fees, benchmarking data against regional municipalities, and a revised proposal that includes a 5-year phase-in period, specific policy target discounts by land use type, the elimination of the current zone system, and annual indexing to the CDOT Construction Cost Index.
Apr 23, 2026·Board meeting
Management & Finance Policy Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed the February 2026 sales tax report, noting a 6.6% decrease in collections compared to the previous year, driven largely by significant drops in variable sales tax. Discussion also covered the spring supplemental budget requests for 2025 and 2026, including funding for public works repairs, a new police drone program, and additional staffing for the public defender's office and Aurora Water. Furthermore, the committee evaluated a proposal to renew the city's investment advisory contract with Insight Investments, ultimately recommending a 10-year term due to cost savings and consistent performance.
