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Commissioners call Denver’s migrant population issue a threat to public health and safety

Posted on October 19, 2023 2023News and Events

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Seeking to limit the potential for disputes about the ability of Douglas County to provide services to migrant populations, the Board of Douglas County Commissioners adopted a resolution at their Oct. 12 Special Business Meeting sending a message to the City and County of Denver: Douglas County is not a sheltering solution to Denver’s migrant population crisis.

A Resolution Regarding Migrant Response is intended to not only affirm that Douglas County is not a sanctuary jurisdiction the resolution also calls on the cities and counties in the Denver Metropolitan Area – including the City and County of Denver and the new Denver Mayor – to publicly do the same.

For details watch the Oct. 12 Special Business Meeting and the news conference that followed.

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