Mayor Steve Bach today unveiled new initiatives and announced the creation of several new positions, including a new chief of staff, deputy chief of staff, fire chief, parks director and chief of economic vitality and innovation.
Former Cheyenne Mountain Resort General Manager Laura Neumann will be Bach’s new chief of staff, and former chief of staff [...] [...]
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach has named interim city manager and fire department chief Steve Cox as his chief of staff.
Cox, a Colorado Springs native, was appointed acting assistant city manager in 2008 after former city manager Penny Culbreth-Graft resigned. He was sworn-in as Colorado Springs fire chief in October 2008.
Bach said during a press conference this [...] [...]
Before an enthusiastic crowd of about 150 supporters, Steve Bach launched his mayoral campaign Wednesday by laying out an action plan that was short on detail but, among other items, promised to make big changes in city government.
Bach called for “transforming city government so it works for everyone – and without tax increases,” for “creating [...] [...]
Richard Skorman officially launched his bid for Colorado Springs mayor Tuesday, citing his experience as a businessman, nonprofit leader and elected official and pledging to “stabilize and then strengthen city services” and to be “the jobs mayor.”
“We need a solid strategic plan to bring in new, high-paying, environmentally-sound 21st century jobs,” Skorman said, “and a plan [...] [...]
Colorado Springs businessman Buddy Gilmore filed to run for mayor of Colorado Springs, today.
He’s the second member of the Colorado Springs business community to throw his hat in the ring, following real estate broker/developer Tim Leigh.
Gilmore is the CEO of Shape Technologies, which, according to the company’s Web site, “provides innovative system solutions for complex [...] [...]
Tim Leigh, co-founder of local real estate firm Hoff & Leigh, said he filed paperwork this afternoon to become a candidate for mayor of Colorado Springs.
He described his platform as focused on positive efforts to “move the city forward.”
While Leigh did not identify a specific plan to solve the city’s financial crisis, he said he [...] [...]
Since the end of January, Mayor Lionel Rivera has been attempting to raise $1.5 million from wealthy, civic-minded individuals to prop up the troubled deal between the U.S. Olympic Committee, LandCo Equity Partners and the City of Colorado Springs. As the Business Journal reported today, the USOC deal is stalled because of LandCo’s apparent inability [...] [...]
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