My Pre-Election Vision for a Post-Election Community – John Tayer, President & CEO of the Boulder Chamber Last month I offered my perspective on the issues at play in this year’s Boulder …
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Boulder & Broomfield County Chamber Leaders Unite in Support of Proposition CC Ballot measure will address severe backlogs in statewide funding for education and transportation Leading the Boulder, Broomfield and Longmont Area …
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Boulder Chamber Issues City Council Candidate Scorecard First step in new “Sensible Boulder” campaign summarizes candidate positions on key issues facing Boulder in advance of upcoming Nov. 5 election The Boulder Chamber …
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Provide Your Input on How the Proposed City-Wide “Downzoning” Will Affect Your Property or Business Proposed Boulder Ordinance Limits Office Uses to 25% of Floor Area in Business Zones (BR, BMS, TB); …
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Boulder Chamber Thanks Ken Hotard for Service to Community Affairs Council; Welcomes Danica Powell as New Co-Chair Ken Hotard of the Boulder Area Realtors Association recently concluded his term as co-chair of …
Boulder Chamber Supports Middle-Income Housing Program The City of Boulder is considering a downpayment assistance program for middle-income families who are looking to buy a home in Boulder. The Boulder Chamber strongly …
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Boulder ‘still open for business’ After U.S. 36 Lanes Collapse Summer is one of the busiest seasons for tourism in Boulder. With the partial collapse of lanes on eastbound U.S. 36, businesses are …
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Boulder Chamber Statement: Funding Priorities Letter from the Boulder Chamber Mayor Jones and Members of Boulder City Council: As you discuss funding for various identified needs tonight, with a focus on open …
Boulder Chamber and City Leaders Tackle Housing and Transportation at Boulder Startup Week Andrea Meneghel, Boulder Chamber Director of Public Affairs, and Chris Hagelin, City of Boulder Senior Transportation Planner, discuss ideas …
The Future of East Boulder East Boulder is one of the city’s primary employment centers, with many local businesses specializing in scientific, research and technology sectors. The area also includes construction industry …
Boulder Chamber Hosts Congressman Joe Neguse Congressman Joe Neguse at the Boulder Chamber On May 6, Congressman Joe Neguse visited the Boulder Chamber to talk with members as part of Small Business …
The Boulder Chamber’s College of Political Knowledge officially kicked off the campaign season on April 4 to a room of more than 70 interested community members, potential candidates, campaign managers and volunteers. Attendees …
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Our regional economy and workforce depend on a reliable and efficient transportation system to function effectively. In response to that need, the Boulder Chamber traveled to Washington D.C., along with a regional …
On March 20, along with our regional partners in the Northwest Chamber Alliance (NWCA), the Boulder Chamber met with government leaders and legislators that included Governor Jared Polis, Speaker of the House …
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New taxing regulations have increased costs and time requirements for small businesses. Colorado has 344 taxing jurisdictions and a combination of city, county, and special districts creating 638 unique tax rates. This …
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Is there a local issue that has you fired up? Are you ready to step up and run for office, be a campaign manager or campaign volunteer? Or maybe you’d like to …
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As we start the new year making traditional resolutions, I’ve personally reflected on the areas where I could self-improve. Those who’ve worked with me for a while, or maybe even just scheduled …
The Huffington Post recently hosted a public forum on Boulder’s affordable housing challenges. Among other causes, the forum’s panelists called out our restrictive development policies. As Boulder Councilwoman Jill Adler Grano explained, …
By John Tayer — October 12, 2018 I know, we’ve been to this dance before. We believed RTD would provide regional rail service, and we paid for it, only to see those plans …
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Our regional and state’s economic vitality depends on an interconnected transportation system that keeps pace with the growth we’re experiencing in Colorado’s Front Range. Thus, the Boulder Chamber has spent much of this …
