Author: By Bill Radford The Gazette
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International company eyeing Colorado Springs for U.S. base
An international aerospace company seeking to collaborate with national defense agencies on surveillance and defense initiatives is considering Colorado Springs for a U.S. base. The Colorado Economic Development Commission on Thursday approved up to $759,034 in performance-based Job Growth Incentive Tax Credits over an eight-year period to attract the company to the Springs. The unidentified…
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Part 5: Barriers
Stigma, insurance woes, cost and lack of providers are the top barriers for seeking mental health care as an estimated 832,000 people in Colorado have some kind of mental health condition, a Mental Health America report found, and nearly 450,000 of them aren’t being treated.