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Denver City Council

October 13, 2026 — council, 3h 28m. Full transcript and vote records below — no spin, just what happened.

Date
October 13, 2026
Type
council
Length
3h 28m
Transcript
2,665 segments

What was decided

11decisions
12votes recorded
4decided on a split vote

Every vote is checked against the council’s official minutes — the legal record of the meeting. Records still awaiting that check show the outcome only; the member-by-member record is added once the minutes are published and checked.

Votes with disagreement are shown first.

26-1503 A Proclamation Recognizing the 2026 Veterans Stand Down and Honoring Those Who Serve Our Veterans — passed

Official motion wording

26-1503 A Proclamation Recognizing the 2026 Veterans Stand Down and Honoring Those Who Serve Our Veterans

How they voted

Twelve ayes. Twelve eyes. Proclamation 2615-03 has been adopted. Verified · official minutes

Yes (9): Stacie Gilmore, Amanda Sawyer, Kevin Flynn, Chris Hinds, Paul Kashmann, Shontel Lewis, Amanda Sandoval, Jamie Torres, Darrell Watson

Agenda item 26-1503 · background & details

Motion by Flor Alvidrez, seconded by Chris Hinds

Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Al-Divres, Ramara Campbell, Salus Gutierrez Mover: Alvidrez, seconder: Hinds (per official minutes).

26-1402 A resolution approving a proposed Fifth Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver…

Official motion wording

26-1402 A resolution approving a proposed Fifth Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and The Salvation Army to provide immediate access to rapid resolution services to families experiencing housing instability and homelessness, and to serve as an access point to homelessness/eviction prevention, shelter, and Coordinated Entry, citywide. Amends a contract with The Salvation Ar

How they voted — 26-1402 A resolution approving a proposed Fifth Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and The Salvation Army to provide immediate access to rapid resolution services to families experiencing housing instability and homelessness, and to serve as an access point to homelessness/eviction prevention, shelter, and Coordinated Entry, citywide. Amends a contract with The Salvation Ar

Ten ayes. Council Resolution 26402 has been adopted. Records conflict — see note

Yes (8): Stacie Gilmore, Amanda Sawyer, Kevin Flynn, Chris Hinds, Amanda Sandoval, Jamie Torres, Darrell Watson, Diana Romero Campbell
No (2): Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, Shontel Lewis

Agenda item 26-1402 · background & details

Motion by Amanda Sandoval, seconded by Chris Hinds

Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Alvidres Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Alvidres, Romara Campbell Clerk corrected the result live: first announced '10 ayes, 2 nays', corrected to 'Ten ayes. Council Resolution 26402 has been adopted.'. CONFLICT: transcript and official minutes disagree — tally: transcript=10-0 official=yes:10 no:2

How they voted — Council Resolution 261373

Outcome not yet confirmed Awaiting official minutes

Member-by-member votes are published once this record is checked against the council’s official minutes. Hear it in the transcript at 1:00:20.

Agenda item 26-1402 · background & details

Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Al-Dittres, Gonzales Gutieres

Council Resolution 26-1373

How they voted

Failed 26–1373 Awaiting official minutes

Member-by-member votes are published once this record is checked against the council’s official minutes. Hear it in the transcript at 1:00:53.

Agenda item 26-1373 · background & details

26-1348 A resolution approving a proposed Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Air Canada…

Official motion wording

26-1348 A resolution approving a proposed Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Air Canada for a Use and Lease Agreement to provide passenger services, with rates and charges, at Denver International Airport. Approves a Use and Lease Agreement with Air Canada applying rates and charges and for three years with two, one-year options to extend to lease space and gates at Denver Interna

How they voted

Council Resolution 261348 through 261357 have been adopted Records conflict — see note

Yes (8): Stacie Gilmore, Amanda Sawyer, Kevin Flynn, Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, Chris Hinds, Amanda Sandoval, Jamie Torres, Darrell Watson
No (1): Stacie Gilmore

Agenda item 26-1348 · background & details

Motion by Amanda Sandoval, seconded by Chris Hinds

Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Alvidres, Louis, Ramar Campbell CONFLICT: transcript and official minutes disagree — tally: transcript=11-0 official=yes:11 no:1

Adopt Proclamation 26-1505

How they voted

Passed Awaiting official minutes

Member-by-member votes are published once this record is checked against the council’s official minutes. Hear it in the transcript at 22:09.

Council Resolution 261372

How they voted

Failed Awaiting official minutes

Member-by-member votes are published once this record is checked against the council’s official minutes. Hear it in the transcript at 1:17:18.

Agenda item 261372 · background & details

Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Al-Dittres, Gonzalez-Coutieres

Block vote — resolutions and bills considered together — passed

Official motion wording

postponement to the next regular Council meeting on 10-5-2026. This item was postponed at the 10-5-2026 meeting until 10-13-2026. A motion offered by Council member Sandoval, duly seconded by Council member Hinds, that Council Resolutions 26-1348 through 26-1357 be adopted in a block, carried by the following vote: Adopted Aye: Alvidrez, Flynn, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Hinds, Kashmann, Lewis, Sandoval,

How they voted

Eleven eyes. The resolutions have been adopted, and the bills have been placed upon final consideration and due pass. Verified · official minutes

Agenda item block · background & details

Motion by Amanda Sandoval, seconded by Chris Hinds

Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Alvidres, González Gutierrez Mover: Sandoval, seconder: Hinds (per official minutes).

26-1464 A Proclamation Opposing Colorado Proposition 132 (Penalties for Fentanyl Crimes) and Affirming…

Official motion wording

26-1464 A Proclamation Opposing Colorado Proposition 132 (Penalties for Fentanyl Crimes) and Affirming a Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Approach to Addressing the Fentanyl Crisis

How they voted

Twelve ayes Records conflict — see note

Agenda item 26-1464 · background & details

Motion by Amanda Sandoval, seconded by Chris Hinds

file_number normalized 'Proclamation 1464' -> '26-1464' for matching CONFLICT: transcript and official minutes disagree — tally: transcript=12-None official=yes:11 no:0 absent:1

Agenda item 1464

Official motion wording

to adopt Proclamation 1464

How they voted

Outcome not yet confirmed Awaiting official minutes

Member-by-member votes are published once this record is checked against the council’s official minutes. Hear it in the transcript at 2:42:43.

Agenda item 1464 · background & details

file_number normalized 'Proclamation 1464' -> '26-1464' for matching

26-1504 A Proclamation Honoring the Life and Legacy of Matthew Shepard and Recognizing October 12, 2026, as… — passed

Official motion wording

26-1504 A Proclamation Honoring the Life and Legacy of Matthew Shepard and Recognizing October 12, 2026, as Matthew Shepard Day in the City and County of Denver A motion offered by Council member Hinds, duly seconded by Council member

How they voted

Eleven eyes. Proclamation 261504 has been adopted. Verified · official minutes

Agenda item 26-1504 · background & details

Motion by Chris Hinds, seconded by Darrell Watson

file_number normalized '261504' -> '26-1504' for matching Mover: Hinds, seconder: Watson (per official minutes).

Council Bill 26-1252

How they voted

Passed Awaiting official minutes

Member-by-member votes are published once this record is checked against the council’s official minutes. Hear it in the transcript at 3:27:16.

Agenda item 10-305 · background & details

Transcript

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