Overview

• Denver's new budget of $89.9 million focuses on aiding 40,000 migrants, with funds redirected from various city departments.
• No major layoffs or furloughs expected as the city leverages vacancy savings and budget adjustments to fund the migrant support program.
• Police, fire, and other public safety budgets see minor cuts to accommodate funding for migrant services.
• The program aims to offer more sustainable support to migrants, including housing and job training, while minimizing disruption to city services.
• City officials express commitment to both supporting migrants and ensuring efficient city operations amidst financial adjustments.