Mountain Metropolitan Transit (MMT) made history this summer with a record number of boardings. Fixed-route boardings increased by 243,547 during June and July 2023 as compared to the same period last year. July boardings set the all-time record for the most passenger trips in a single month.  

The Office of Accessibility works under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to include people with disabilities by removing barriers so everyone can access public resources.

Colorado Springs City Council voted to refer a TABOR retention question to the November ballot. It is now up to the voters whether $4.75 million in excess TABOR revenue will go toward a new police training academy or not.

Mayor Yemi is here to check in about the latest news and events, including the decision to make Colorado Springs the permanent home of U.S. Space Command. He shares what the city is doing in preparation for a slowing economy, he explains why he’s traveling around the city to listen to residents, he talks about one of his favorite parks, and he needs your help recognizing young leaders in our community!

The Mayor's Office is now accepting nominations for the annual Mayor’s Young Leader Awards. These awards celebrate the outstanding achievements of young professionals, age 40 and under, whose efforts positively impact the Colorado Springs community. Nominations must be submitted via ColoradoSprings.gov/MYLA by Friday, Sept. 1.

The City Council of Colorado Springs is seeking volunteers to serve on the Airport Advisory Commission and the Planning Commission.  Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, August 15. The application web form can be found and submitted at ColoradoSprings.gov/boards. All applicants must reside within the City of Colorado Springs unless otherwise noted.