The Denver City Council convened on June 10, 2024, with a focus on community engagement and public safety. The meeting began with a land acknowledgment led by Councilwoman Gonzalez Gutierrez, recognizing the traditional territories of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapaho peoples, and emphasizing a commitment to addressing historical injustices faced by Indigenous communities.

During the session, Councilwoman Lewis reminded attendees of Father's Day and invited the community to join her and fellow council members in the upcoming Juneteenth parade on June 15. She also announced a town hall meeting scheduled for July 13 at the Central Park Recreation Center, aimed at fostering connections with constituents.

Councilwoman Romero Campbell highlighted upcoming construction on Yale Avenue, which will involve lane closures due to utility relocation for the High Line Canal Underpass and improvements. She assured residents that while the project may cause temporary inconveniences, it is a step towards enhancing infrastructure.

Additionally, Councilwoman Alvidrez announced an open position on the Citizen Oversight Board Commission, encouraging community members to apply and get involved in local governance.

The meeting concluded with Councilman Cashman reading a proclamation declaring June as Gun Violence Awareness Month, underscoring the council's commitment to addressing public safety issues in the community.