Denver City Council on 2026-02-17 3:30 PM
February 17, 2026 — Regular meeting, 1h 57m. Full transcript and vote records below — no spin, just what happened.
What was decided
proclamation in honor of Reverend Jesse Jackson
How they voted
Twelve eyes proclamation has been adopted Unverified
Agenda item proclamation · background & details
Motion by Flor Alvidrez
Adoption of a proclamation
How they voted
Twelve eyes proclamation has been adopted Unverified
at Washington Park A motion offered by Council member Alvidrez, duly seconded by Council member Watson, that Council Proclamation 26-0166 be adopted, carried by the following vote: Adopted Aye: Alvidrez, Flynn, Gilmore, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Hinds, Kashmann, Lewis, Romero Campbell, Sawyer, Torres, Watson, Sandoval (12) Nay: (None) (0) Absent: Parady (1) RECAP OF BILLS TO BE C
How they voted
Twelve ayes. The resolutions have been adopted, and the bills have been placed upon final consideration and do pass. Verified · official minutes
Agenda item block · background & details
Motion by Darrell Watson, seconded by Flor Alvidrez
Mover: Watson, seconder: Alvidrez (per official minutes).
26-0156 A Proclamation Celebrating Lunar New Year 2026 A motion offered by Council member Torres, duly seconded by Council member
How they voted
Eleven aye's proclamation 0156 has been adopted Verified · official minutes
Yes: Flor Alvidrez, Kevin Flynn, Stacie Gilmore, Paul Kashmann, Shontel Lewis, Amanda Sawyer, Jamie Torres, Darrell Watson, Amanda Sandoval
Agenda item 26-0156 · background & details
Motion by Jamie Torres, seconded by Flor Alvidrez
Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Consolos Gutierrez, Ramara Campbell Mover: Torres, seconder: Alvidrez (per official minutes).
Council Bill 25-2163 and 25-2164
How they voted
Eleven ayes. Council Bills 25-21-63 and 25-24 have passed. Unverified
Agenda item 25-2163 · background & details
Council Bill 25-138
How they voted
Council Bill 25, 2138 has failed Unverified
Agenda item 25-138 · background & details
Transcript
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