- Colorado
Denver voters decide this week if they will extend taxes to help fund expansion of the downtown convention center and to upgrade the National Western Stock Show complex.
November 2 -
Colorado Department of Transportation executive Michael Cheroutes moves to the private sector Oct. 1 as founder of the Colorado Center for Infrastructure Investment, a nonprofit that will consult on public-private partnerships.
September 21 - Texas
With its largest U.S. project recently completed in Dallas, the nations top builder of private toll roads is preparing to pitch Colorado on a major redevelopment of Interstate 70 in metro Denver.
September 21 -
Colorado may have to cut highway funding so it can issue tax refunds triggered by the state's TABOR law.
August 24 -
In its only deal of the year, Colorado's Regional Transportation District will issue $200 million of certificates of participation to purchase buses, rail cars and other elements of its growing mass transit system.
July 27 - Texas
Plans to reduce U.S. Army ranks by 40,000 soldiers add pressure to military communities and raise risk for bonds used to privatize base housing, experts said.
July 13 -
For the first time in eight months, Denver International Airport has a chief financial officer with the promotion of Gisela Shanahan from her previous post as senior manager of capital planning and budget.
May 27 -
Colorados E-470 Public Highway Authority earns an upgrade to BBB-Plus from Standard & Poors as it prepares to refund $40 million of toll revenue bonds. The higher rating follows a similar boost from Moodys Investors Service Feb. 20.
May 12 - Colorado
A year after fire closed the Martin Drake Power Plant in the heart of Colorado Springs, the coal-powered plant is back in operation and producing a third of the citys power, officials said.
May 11 - Colorado
A push for $10 billion of pension bonds in the last days of the Colorado General Assembly died as the state Senate Finance Committee voted to postpone the bill indefinitely.
May 6