Colorado Springs Budget Plan Cuts 38 Jobs Amid Projected $31M Shortfall
The city aims to save $775,000 by closing Meadows Park, cutting 1% of its workforce and imposing furloughs and pay freezes to tackle a $31 million budget deficit.
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City of COS: 38 jobs could be cut, community center closing
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The City of Colorado Springs announced some measures it is planning to implement aimed at closing a projected $31 million shortfall. The City said the adjustments will include efficiencies, reductions in workforce, scheduled furlough days, and the permanent closure of Meadows Park Community Center. The changes are designed to maintain the City's long-term financial health and ensure the continuation of administrative priorit…
Colorado Springs cutting staff, closing community center amid budget issues
Mayor Yemi Mobolade announced the cut staff and plan for reduced services Friday afternoon to address what is projected to be a $31 million shortfall in Colorado Springs' 2026 budget.
Colorado Springs budget plan cuts 38 jobs amid projected $31M shortfall
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - In light of the 2026 budget cycle, the City of Colorado Springs announces a budget response plan due to a projected $31 million shortfall. Some of these measures include laying off 38 city employees and closing the Meadows Park Community Center, according to the city. Below are the steps the city says they will take in their budget response plan: Reduction in Force (RIF):38 civilian positions, or approximately 1…
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