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Durango faces funding gaps for housing, transit and infrastructure in 2026

City projects modest revenue growth, but challenges remain

Can Durango build a city hall and police station by October 2028? A firm says yes

Initial designs and cost estimates expected in February or March

Durango City Council approves water, sewer rate hikes

Smaller, steady increases could have prevented larger price rise, officials say

Durango’s Next Step costs ever present on residents’ minds

Public works says combining utility, streetscape projects is financially strategic

La Plata County Humane Society requests additional funding from city of Durango

Range of services cost about $700,000 annually

Durango Public Works proposes water, sewer rate hikes

Infrastructure funds teetering above red line

Durango marijuana dispensaries face fee disparity from ‘early days of legalization’

City council examines licensing costs for cannabis businesses

City of Durango preparing simplified budget reporting for residents

‘Popular Annual Financial Report’ to be available later in summer

Durango’s new Tourism Advisory Commission aims to balance industry insight with community voices

City’s merger with Visit Durango finalized

Group urges Durango to reform sustainability fee structure

San Juan Citizens Alliance proposes shifting from flat rate to percentage-based model tied to water use

Durango plans on-demand transit to city’s outdoor destinations this summer

State budget cuts raise uncertainty about local programs’ continuation

Durango voters back half-cent sales tax extension

Ballot Question 2A will fund municipal buildings, as well as parks, open space and trails