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Littleton DDA reports first-year programs, expands clean-and-safe services and budgets for growth
Summary
The Downtown Development Authority presented a 2024 annual report and 2025 operating plan showing expanded cleaning and snow-removal services, use of tax-increment financing and a voter-approved 3-mill levy that will support future downtown investments.
Jenny Starkey, representing the Downtown Development Authority (DDA), gave the DDA's annual report at a Littleton City Council study session, outlining 2024 activities, a 2025 operating plan and the DDA's revenue model.
The DDA said it serves a defined downtown district and uses a combination of a voter-approved 3-mill levy and tax-increment financing (TIF) to pay for programs that enhance the public realm. "We represent 5,600 employees in Downtown Littleton, almost 800 residential units, and 407 businesses," Starkey said, describing the district and the DDA's priorities.
Nut graf: The DDA reported a first-year focus on clean-and-safe programs, marketing and event support, and said it plans to expand snow removal and micro-grants for small…
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