Council Approves District 6 Police Station 9-1 Despite Process Criticism
City Council • City and County of DenverSeptember 28, 2026
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Denver will build its long-delayed District 6 police station at Colfax and Washington, and the bond calendar, not the neighborhood's redevelopment hopes, set the terms. At its Sept. 28, 2026, meeting, the City Council voted 9-1 to approve the design and construction contracts. In the same session, it advanced a city ordinance limiting the collection of gender identity data and rezoned a West Colfax church site for housing.
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The council approved two resolutions for a new Denver Police District 6 station and garage. Resolution 26-1341 amends the Roth Sheppard Architects design contract to cover zoning, abatement and demolition of the Colorado Pharmacy Building, and security canopies. Resolution 26-1342 is the $68.2M guaranteed-maximum-price construction contract with Fransen-Pittman Construction Co.
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