TAKE Action
Will there or won’t there be a Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)? CDOT decides this summer.
Denver residents must speak up. Here's exactly how to make your voice count.
Email City Council
Your Denver City Council member has a direct voice in how the city responds to CDOT's Colorado Boulevard BRT proposal. A flood of constituent emails gets noticed. This takes five minutes and it matters.
Step 1 — Find Your District
Not sure which district you're in? Look it up here: https://denvergov.org/Government/Data-and-Maps/Council-Districts
Step 2 — Find Your Council Member's Email
District 1 · Amanda Sandoval · district1@denvergov.org
District 2 · Kevin Flynn · kevin.flynn@denvergov.org
District 3 · Jamie Torres · district3@denvergov.org
District 4 · Diana Romero Campbell · district4@denvergov.org
District 5 · Amanda Sawyer · DenverCouncil5@denvergov.org
District 6 · Paul Kashmann · paul.kashmann@denvergov.org
District 7 · Flor Alvidrez · district7@denvergov.org
District 8 · Shontel Lewis · district8@denvergov.org
District 9 · Darrell Watson · district9@denvergov.org
District 10 · Chris Hinds · district10@denvergov.org
District 11 · Stacie Gilmore · stacie.gilmore@denvergov.org
At Large · Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez · G-Gutierrez.atlarge@denvergov.org
At Large · Sara Parady · ParadyAtLarge@denvergov.org
and don’t forget to cc: Mayor Mike Johnston · MOCommunity@denvergov.og and Gov. Polis · Governorpolis@state.co.us
Step 3 — Send This Email
Email your own council member directly. Find your district using the lookup tool above, then send a personal email to your representative. Emails from constituents carry the most weight — so if you only do one thing, make it this.
CC everyone else. Copy and paste the full list below into your CC field. Every council member and the mayor's office will see that opposition is coming from across the entire city — not just one neighborhood.
district1@denvergov.org, kevin.flynn@denvergov.org, district3@denvergov.org, district4@denvergov.org, DenverCouncil5@denvergov.org, paul.kashmann@denvergov.org, district7@denvergov.org, district8@denvergov.org, district9@denvergov.org, district10@denvergov.org, stacie.gilmore@denvergov.org, G-Gutierrez.atlarge@denvergov.org, ParadyAtLarge@denvergov.org, MOCommunity@denvergov.org
Subject: Oppose Colorado Boulevard BRT — Please Support No Build
Dear Council Member [NAME],
I am a Denver resident writing to urge you to oppose the Colorado Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit project and support the No Build alternative in CDOT's current alternatives analysis.
CDOT is planning to make a decision on this project this summer — before the Colfax BRT has carried a single passenger, before traffic modeling is complete, and before we have any evidence that this model works in Denver. That is not responsible planning. That is rushing a $300 million commitment based on projections, not results.
According to CDOT's own data, the most aggressive alternative would double southbound commute times on Colorado Boulevard — from roughly 25 minutes to 50 minutes. Businesses along the corridor face years of construction disruption. We have already seen what that looks like on Colfax, where businesses reported 20–50% drops in revenue and some closed permanently.
I am asking you to:
Publicly support the No Build alternative
Call on CDOT to delay its decision until the Colfax BRT has completed revenue service and produced real ridership data
Demand complete traffic impact modeling before any alternative is selected
Denver residents deserve evidence-based decisions, not experiments repeated before the first one is finished.
Thank you for your time and your service to our community.
Sincerely,
[YOUR NAME]
[YOUR ADDRESS / NEIGHBORHOOD]
[YOUR EMAIL]
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