For the first time, Denver residents will have access to more election and campaign data in Spanish.

SearchLight Denver is the City and County of Denver’s online platform that houses campaign finance data related to municipal candidates and ballot measures as well as lobbying activity and ethics disclosures for elected and appointed city officials.

“This update removes a key barrier for thousands of voters and community members who want to understand how money flows in local elections — or who may want to run for office themselves,” said Denver Clerk and Recorder Paul D. López. “It’s part of our continued commitment to ensure all Denverites have the tools to better democratize public data.”

To access the Spanish version of SearchLight Denver, visit https://denver.maplight.com/public and then click the “Spanish” button at the top right of the screen. To return to English, click “Inglés.”

City offices to close June 19 in observance of Juneteenth

Most city agencies will be closed on June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. Other offices may have impacted hours. Agencies that operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, such as Denver International Airport, and sworn members of the Denver Sheriff, Police and Fire departments, 911 and other emergency responders will remain available.

2025 Bike to Work Day set for June 25

Denver is gearing up for this year’s annual Bike to Work Day on June 25. It’s a day for biking enthusiasts of all levels to experience Denver without the hassle of traffic jams and to promote bicycling as a healthy and safe alternative for commuting.

Riders may enjoy coffee and other refreshments along the way. Participants are encouraged to map out their trail using this interactive online map: https://www.drcog.org/bike-to-work-day

Bike to Work Day is an annual event organized by Way to Go — a program of the Denver Regional Council of Governments — in partnership with eight regional transportation management associations.