Denver Eliminates Jobs but Preserves Core Public Safety Services
By Deborah Grigsby and Dan Boniface | The Denver Gazette
Denver's Office of Transportation and Infrastructure lost the most employees with 31 layoffs.
The specifics of Denver's staffing layoffs became clearer on Wednesday, when Mayor Mike Johnston revealed the positions that have been eliminated within city agencies this week.
Some agencies took a heavy hit, where the Johnston administration cut as much as a third of their budgeted workforce. The public safety agencies saw nearly 100 vacant positions eliminated, though no officer was laid off.
The mayor sought to guarantee no impact to several services, but he hinted that the cuts will affect programs. Even his own initiative on homelessness — he had promised to end the crisis in his first term as may...



