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Hall: A $250K farewell tour for Grand Junction city council’s ‘feckless foursome’

The Business Times, Approved, Local / April 23, 2025 / Grand Junction City Council, Homelessness, Local economy, Progressive politics, Responsive governance

Oops, they did it again.

That’s right, after being rejected outright in the latest, ill-timed, usually-low-voter-turnout-to-benefit-progressives, springtime elections, our city council once again generously served up another slice of cake while completely ignoring the voice of the people who screamed loudly on April 8, “We don’t want your ideas, follies or leadership anymore!”

I’d say they have deaf ears, but that would imply they are at least attempting to listen to the people.

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Newly elected Grand Junction Councilman: Voters didn’t ask for bike lanes—they asked for essential services

Newly elected Grand Junction City Council member Robert Ballard wants to address changes on Fourth and Fifth streets and be a voice for outlying Grand Junction neighborhoods during his time on council.

“Day one is we’re definitely going to be addressing Fourth and Fifth street,” Ballard said during an interview last week. “At least I’m going to be, I don’t know about the rest of the council, but that’s definitely going to be my main focus.”