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Adams County officials raise concerns over GOS funding for new Denver-based organization

April 12, 2025 | Adams County, Colorado


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Adams County officials raise concerns over GOS funding for new Denver-based organization
The Adams County Cultural Council held its second study session on April 12, 2025, focusing on grant requests from local organizations. A significant point of discussion centered on a new organization seeking General Operating Support (GOS) funding from both Adams County and Denver.

Council members expressed concerns regarding the organization's limited activity in Adams County. One member highlighted that the organization had only conducted a minimal program at Thornton High School, representing just 1% of their overall efforts. This raised questions about the appropriateness of granting funding to an organization that has not demonstrated a commitment to the local community.

Another council member echoed these concerns, noting that the organization had not conducted any programs in Adams County over the past five years. This lack of local engagement prompted discussions about the criteria for funding and the need for organizations to show a tangible presence and contribution to the community before receiving financial support.

The meeting underscored the council's commitment to ensuring that funding is allocated to organizations that actively serve and engage with Adams County residents. As the council continues to evaluate grant requests, the discussions from this session will likely influence future funding decisions and the criteria for support.

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