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Denver, Colorado · the accountability loop

What came of it

This is the whole point: the community says what it wants (on the priorities board), it gets carried to the Denver City Council (13 members) with a strong elected Mayor, and here we record what they did — with a source for every step. We never say they did right or wrong. We show what happened, and when nothing happens, we count the days in the open.
Nothing has moved yet — and that's the honest starting point.

This page fills itself in from real events, not promises. Nothing is here because no priority has been carried to the Denver City Council (13 members) with a strong elected Mayor yet. When one is, you'll see its whole trail — each step dated and cited to a real source:

① Raised on the board → ② Delivered to Denver City Council (13 members) with a strong elected Mayor → ③ Answered → ④ Acted on

If an ask sits unanswered, we count the days in the open — silence gets recorded too. Start the loop on the priorities board.

How a priority moves

• Raised by residents residents post it and back it · → Carried to the county it's carried to the body that decides · ↩ Answered an official or the body responds · ✓ Acted on something actually happens. Each step is recorded by the county's host with a source, and stamped in the public activity log. The county writes the budget; this is the receipt for whether they heard us.