Mayor Yemi Mobolade provided a progress report Wednesday on his First 100 Days Blueprint. Mayor Yemi has made establishing the right government culture, improving community outreach, and expanding opportunities for public input his top priorities for the first 100 days, while also working to solve our city’s challenges around public safety, infrastructure, and economic vitality. Residents can follow the specific progress being made at ColoradoSprings.gov/100Days.

Mayor Yemi has been in office for nearly 50 days. He’s working to accomplish 42 items during his first 100 days, so he shares his progress and how you can track the city’s work on these priorities. He also hopes to hear from residents in order to shape the vision for the next four years. Find out more during this episode of Behind of the Springs!

The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum is beautiful inside and out! But the historic building that houses our museum needs some work. Find out why the museum is closing, and how it’s also staying open at the same time!

The Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) Department is now accepting photo submissions for the 11th edition of the Discover COS calendar. This annual calendar shows off the natural beauty of Colorado Springs parks, trails and open spaces. All submissions must be received by 2 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 7. 

Meet the city’s new Community Affairs Advisor and find out why he thinks the city needs to listen to residents and organizations across the city. He’s part of a new office that aims to bring in more voices and make your local government transparent, approachable and proactive.