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Denver Taskforce Formed to Define Nightlife Security Requirements

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What happened

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The Denver Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection established a taskforce to discuss security requirements for nightlife venues. This effort precedes new entertainment license requisites, which are scheduled to take effect on April 1. The taskforce includes venue owners, security firms, community advocates, and representatives from the Denver police department.

From westword.com

Why it matters

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The city is working to define specific parameters for security, including requirements for screening for weapons, security guard qualifications, and video surveillance. These mandates will influence the operational compliance and costs for nightlife businesses in Denver.

Denver's City Council previously postponed a vote on a Nightclub Ordinance while streamlining permitting for nightlife businesses.

From westword.com

Who's involved

  • DenverThe city where the security requirements taskforce was established.
  • Mike JohnstonThe mayor who signed Council Bill 26-0921, which empowered the taskforce.

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