Tag: steve posey
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Colorado Springs chief housing and community vitality officer resigns
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Steve Posey, who worked in various housing-related positions for the city of Colorado Springs over the past 11 years — most recently as its chief housing and community vitality officer — has resigned. The former city official tendered his immediate resignation in a brief letter…
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Colorado Springs chief housing and community vitality officer resigns
Steve Posey, who worked in various housing-related positions for the city of Colorado Springs over the past 11 years — most recently as its chief housing and community vitality officer — has resigned. The former city official tendered his immediate resignation in a brief letter dated March 7. “After much thought and consideration, I realize…
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Some programs to help homeless people in Colorado Springs get rehoused are expanding
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Issues related to homelessness continue to be one of the main complaints of Colorado Springs residents and a primary focus of its leaders, the city’s top housing official said Monday. “It is an ongoing commitment to do everything we can to reduce homelessness and continue…
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Some programs to help homeless people in Colorado Springs get rehoused are expanding
Issues related to homelessness continue to be one of the main complaints of Colorado Springs residents and a primary focus of its leaders, the city’s top housing official said Monday. “It is an ongoing commitment to do everything we can to reduce homelessness and continue the success with the approach the city has taken,” Steve…
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Mill Street neighbors could avoid long-feared city razing of homes and businesses, as new wrinkle arises
For five years, residents of the Mill Street neighborhood just southwest of downtown Colorado Springs have been “living in fear of the big bulldozer coming,” as longtime urbanite Peter Sprunger-Froese puts it. While several homeowners bugged out soon after they were notified in 2018 that their property lies in the path of a potential realignment…







