Events

• City Council events, regular and special meetings, study sessions and roundtables
  
• Community Events  -
• • What are they missing? Crucial points businesses should know about Boulder's municipalization analysis - May 22
• Previously held city-hosted events
• Previously held community-hosted events

City Council Meetings  & Study Sessions

Upcoming Meetings 

Join the Discussion!

Tuesday, July 23 - City Council Study Session to review findings in Phase 2.

6 to 9 p.m.
City Council Chambers -  1777 Broadway
Will be aired live on Boulder Channel 8

Tuesday, Aug. 6 - City Council Meeting on Phase 2 work and potential condemnation proceedings - public comment will be heard

6 p.m.
City Council Chambers
Will be aired live on Boulder Channel 8

• View all previous City Council meeting information - including April 16 memo on options for moving forward
  
• City Council Documents on Energy Issues
• Watch City Council meetings about Energy on Channel 8 

Energy Roundtables with City Council

City Council periodically schedules “Energy Roundtables,” to present and discuss broad research on the city’s energy options. The presenters included city staff, consultants, members of the community, and various energy experts invited from the academic community and other institutions.

Upcoming Roundtables:

No roundtables are currently scheduled.

View a list of past “Energy Roundtables” and access the accompanying documents.

Community Events

 Boulder Tomorrow presents -
"What are they missing? Crucial points businesses should know about Boulder's municipalization analysis

Wednesday, May 22, 2013
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Spice of Live Event Center - 5706 Arapahoe Ave.

Bob Bellemare, Chief Operating Officer of Mykrobel, founder of Utilipoint International and a Xcel Energy consultant who is a certified business appraiser, engineer, 25-year utility professional and expert witness in municipalization cases around the country. Mr. Bellemare has analyzed the city's feasibility report and has found new reasons to question their assumptions about rates, operations and renewable energy. Registration is necessary and costs $20 - space is limited, so learn more and register today.

Download presentations and handouts from past community events.

For all Energy Future events - View the city's Web calendar and choose "Community Events" and "Energy Future" from the drop down menus at the upper right-hand portion of the page.

Last Updated on Monday, 20 May 2013 13:05