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Downtown Partnership asking for feedback for Experience Downtown Master Plan

Downtown Partnership asking for feedback for Experience Downtown Master Plan
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COLORADO SPRINGS — The Downtown Partnership is kicking off an update to the Experience Downtown Master Plan and asking for the community's feedback.

The partnership says this is the first step in a year-long process to make Downtown Colorado Springs the following:

  • safe
  • welcoming
  • a prosperous destination for years to come

According to the Downtown Partnership, they are looking for participation to ensure the plan is community-centered. They also imagine Downtown Colorado Springs as a vibrant place to live, work and play year-round.

The Downtown Partnership also aims to listen to the community to make a plan that includes everyone.

The survey is open from now until March 5. To fill it out, visit the Downtown Colorado Springs website.

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Concerns Rise at Air Force Academy Over Civilian Faculty Cuts

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