Opinion

Question 200 would expand the board from three members to five, creating broader representation and better decision-making for a growing county.

Requiring local law enforcement to notify ICE about certain arrests would erode trust in immigrant communities, discourage victims from reporting crimes and undermine public safety.

Two ballot measures targeting transgender youth raise questions about medical autonomy, participation in sports and whether Colorado will continue its path toward inclusion.

BVSD’s declining enrollment reflects 50 years of housing and land-use choices — and won’t reverse without different policies.

Nicole Speer and Mark Wallach say that city’s $400 million bond proposal would address aging facilities. Delaying investments will increase costs.

Declining enrollment is real, but before closing neighborhood schools, BVSD should show why less disruptive alternatives won’t work.

In 2011, the city gave residents a real role in shaping a detailed capital plan. It should do so again before asking voters to authorize $400 million in debt.

The city is asking voters to approve its largest-ever bond measure. First, it should provide a clear accounting of what its Alpine-Balsam redevelopment will cost and how it is being financed.

As Boulder considers a long-term contract for automated license plate readers, city officials should establish stronger safeguards, public oversight and vendor accountability before selecting a provider.

‘The Aspenization of Boulder will continue unimpeded. And that is why I resigned my seat on the council.’