Tag: board meeting
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CU Regents approve 2026-27 budget, denounce student comments on Boulder attack anniversary
The University of Colorado system’s Board of Regents approved its $6.84 billion budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year and denounced recent student comments on last year’s firebombing in Boulder during its regular meeting on Thursday. An increase from last year’s $6.7 billion budget, total allocations include $369.9 million for the Colorado Springs campus, $2.54 billion…
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Colorado Springs Utilities Board approves plan to increase CEO pay to $700,000
Colorado Springs Utilities CEO Travas Deal will make $700,000 a year — a pay increase of $150,000 — by the end of 2027 under an agreement unanimously approved Wednesday by the Utilities Board. Under the two-step pay increase plan, the CEO’s salary will go from $550,000 a year to $700,000. The first increase would take…
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Colorado Springs Utilities CEO could see pay jump of $150,000
Colorado Springs Utilities CEO Travas Deal could see his salary increase by $150,000 after the Utilities Board of Directors meets Wednesday afternoon. The Utilities Board, made up of the nine-member Colorado Springs City Council, is set to vote at Wednesday afternoon’s meeting on an update to Deal’s employment contract that would enact a major two-step…
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Rockrimmon Library patrons sad, angry about impending closure: ‘Now, we have nothing’
Sadness and anger were the prevailing emotions among Rockrimmon Library patrons Thursday over the news that the Pikes Peak Library District’s Board of Trustees had voted not to renew the lease on the building that houses the branch. The board’s 5-2 vote, made during Wednesday’s monthly meeting, means that the Rockrimmon Library on Colorado Springs’…
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Widefield School District 3 adopts policy allowing students to use chosen name
Widefield School District 3’s Board of Education approved a new policy Thursday night to refer to students by the name that aligns with their gender identity. During their regular meeting Thursday night, the board voted unanimously to approve the new policy that allows district students to inform their school of their chosen name without changing their school…
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Lewis-Palmer school board discusses increasing staff pay
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save During Dr. K.C. Somers’ final board of education meeting as Lewis-Palmer School District 38’s superintendent, staff morale, culture and a successful strategic plan were touted as some of the district’s accomplishments under his leadership. Going forward, though, better wages throughout the district remains a goal.…
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Lewis-Palmer school board discusses increasing staff pay
During Dr. K.C. Somers’ final board of education meeting as Lewis-Palmer School District 38’s superintendent, staff morale, culture and a successful strategic plan were touted as some of the district’s accomplishments under his leadership. Going forward, though, better wages throughout the district remains a goal. During the board’s regular meeting Monday night, pay raises for…
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Lewis-Palmer school board discusses increasing staff pay for next school year
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save During Dr. K.C. Somers’ final board of education meeting as Lewis Palmer School District 38’s superintendent, staff morale, culture and a successful strategic plan were touted as some of the district’s accomplishments under his leadership. Going forward, though, better wages throughout the district remains a…
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Lewis-Palmer school board discusses increasing staff pay for next school year
During Dr. K.C. Somers’ final board of education meeting as Lewis Palmer School District 38’s superintendent, staff morale, culture and a successful strategic plan were touted as some of the district’s accomplishments under his leadership. Going forward, though, better wages throughout the district remains a goal. During the board’s regular meeting Monday night, pay raises…