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Local Election Guide

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In 2023, Coloradans will have municipal elections in our most populated cities. To inform these debates CSI will produce reports on the most pressing issues facing Colorado cities: crime, housing, and homelessness for Fort Collins, Denver, Grand Junction, Pueblo Colorado Springs, and Aurora.

 

 

FORT COLLINS

Homelessness in Fort Collins

Homelessness in Fort Collins

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This brief report features data and key insights on homelessness in Fort Collins and Larimer County.

Spotlight on Crime in Fort Collins

Spotlight on Crime in Fort Collins

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This report analyzes Fort Collins through the lens of crime and crime rates.
CSI utilized data from Colorado Crime Statistics and focused on statistics reported by the Fort Collins
Police Department.

COLORADO SPRINGS

Spotlight on Crime in Colorado Springs

Spotlight on Crime in Colorado Springs

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This report analyzes the current state of crime in Colorado Springs through the lens of publicly available data on crime levels and rates.

Colorado Springs Housing Affordability Report

Colorado Springs Housing Affordability Report

Since 2005, an estimated 105,000 new residents have come to the city of Colorado Springs. Over the same period, the average priced home has risen 119% from $218,707 to $479,043, as of December 2022.

DENVER

Denver Local Election Guide: Just The Facts

Denver Local Election Guide: Just The Facts

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To inform the upcoming run-off elections in Denver, Common Sense is re-issuing the latest facts on homelessness, housing and crime so that voters can have the latest information ahead of going back to vote.

Homelessness in Denver

Homelessness in Denver

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This brief report features data and key insights on homelessness in Denver.

Spotlight on Crime Rates in Denver

Spotlight on Crime Rates in Denver

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This report looks at the current state of crime in Denver through the lens of publicly available data, including interactive crime maps.

Denver Housing Affordability Report

Denver Housing Affordability Report

Since 2005, Denver added 162,000 new residents, growing its population by 29%. Over the same period, the average priced home in Denver has increased 138% from $260,600 to $619,500.

GRAND JUNCTION

Grand Junction Housing Affordability Report

Grand Junction Housing Affordability Report

Since 2005, an estimated 11,040 people have moved to Grand Junction. Over the same period, the average priced home has risen 91%, from $206,196 to $394,056, as of December 2022.