Episode 71 of the Mayor’s Mixtape Mayor Graham breaks down the Monday, September 14 City Council meeting including the Airport Policy Advisory Committee, the 1/2 cent sales tax vote for the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, Pueblo Blvd. development investment and more. Email your questions and topic suggestions to mayor@pueblo.us.

In Episode 70 of the Mayor's Mixtape, Mayor Graham gives an overview of the Work Session from Tuesday, September 8 regarding the Leonardo da Vinci Museum of North America. Plus she talks about the Neighbors Helping Neighbors paint project with Baja Construction, Pine Maintenance & Landscaping and sponsorship from Mayor's contingency funds. Two homes received a new coat of paint for income-qualifying families.

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Episode 69 of the Mayor's Mixtape includes President of City Council Mark Aliff. President Aliff shares about the fundraising initiative for the Donna Aliff Pet Relief Shelter. Mayor Graham and President Aliff explain about the wrap around services offered at The Pueblo Shelter, the future of transitional housing and future non congregate shelter offered onsite with pet kettle.

Donate to the new pet relief shelter by visiting www.safesidefoundation.org/donate and donate to the Donna Aliff Pet Relief Shelter fund.

The Mayor's Mixtape is finally back with episode 68. Mayor Graham provides a recap of the City Council meeting from Monday, August 25, 2026. Learn about the shopping cart schedule fee, next steps for the Pueblo Police Department BATTLE grant, the next steps for the Leonardo da Vinci Museum request, and the upcoming 0.25% sales tax ballot measure for Fire and Technology.

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Mayor Graham gives a recap of the City Council meeting from Monday, July 13. Mayor Graham explains next steps for the Pueblo Memorial Airport Rules and Regulations, Minimum Standards and Fee Schedules. An open comment period will be held on Thursday, July 30 8-10am and Friday, July 31 from 10am-12pm in City Council Chambers.

Council accepted and approved the largest grant in the City's history of over $19 million for the fleet replacement program with Pueblo Transit. Plus what are next steps for economic development in the City of Pueblo? Also, Mayor Graham explains next steps for the Dittmer building and the employee health clinic.

Episode 66 of the Mayor's Mixtape includes an update about City support for the Aspen Acres Fire and Mayor Graham outlines how the City of Pueblo has responded with mutual aid.

The episode also recaps the City Council Work Session from Monday, July 6 with information about the RFQ, RFI and RFP process. What do each of those mean? What are next steps for economic development with the City of Pueblo? Chief of Staff McCain also explains his presentation from the Work Session and what fee schedules and updates are happening with Pueblo Memorial Airport.

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Episode 65 of the Mayor's Mixtape gives a recap of the City Council meeting from Monday, June 22. Mayor Graham shares the excitement of Ianne's Pizzeria earning the Local Historic Landmark designation. She also explains the loan agreement for Design For Recycle and the use of the $0.10 bag fee collected locally. Plus Mayor Graham outlines the agreement for MxV Rail and their commitment to Pueblo for the next 10 years, with the commitment for the City to retain jobs in the community.

The 64th episode of the Mayor's Mixtape hosts Matt Marchand, Executive Director of SafeSide Recovery and Tess Carleo, Manager of Recovery Services with SafeSide Recovery. Find out about the recent success with placing 20 residents in permanent housing and 18 individuals securing employment.

Additionally, this week The Pueblo Shelter and SafeSide Recovery are hosting their Open House on Thursday, June 18 from 2-5pm. Meet the community partners on campus, tour the Relief Shelter and residential shelter, explore the services offered and more. More information available on The Pueblo Shelter or on SafeSide Recovery Facebook pages or by visiting thepuebloshelter.org.