Yemi Mobolade will take the oath of office and become Colorado Springs’ 42nd mayor on Tuesday, June 6 at 10 a.m. on the south side of the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, 215 S. Tejon Street. The event is free and open to the public and will be broadcast live on the City’s Facebook page @CityofCOS.

The 2023 Mayoral Run-Off Election results are certified and results are now official. 

After a year-long closure between Gateway Road and Fontanero Street, 30th Street is open to the public. Garden of the Gods Park, including the Visitor and Nature Center, is now accessible via Garden of the Gods Road to the north and Fontanero Street to the south on 30th Street.

Mayor Suthers shares a farewell message to the community as he heads into his final days in office and reflects on the progress made by our city team over the last eight years. 

COS is offering several new nonstop markets this summer. On June 5, Delta Air Lines will add nonstop Atlanta (ATL) daily service, along with daily nonstop service to Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) launching on June 6.  Another new carrier to COS, Sun Country Airlines, will begin nonstop seasonal service to Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) on June 8. Southwest Airlines announced it will serve Long Beach (LGB) nonstop daily beginning July 11. COS welcomed Avelo Airlines in May and the carrier is offering nonstop service to Los Angeles – Hollywood/Burbank (BUR).

Visit Colorado Springs presented Janet Suthers, First Lady of Colorado Springs, with the inaugural Olympic City USA Community Service Award. Suthers has been a champion of the Olympic & Paralympic movement and its values, leading a task force that was integral to the creation and promotion of the Olympic City USA brand in 2015. As a founding member of the Olympic City USA Task Force, her efforts have galvanized residents toward a common identity, bolstered civic pride and grown the city’s sports economy.  

Andrew Notbohm has been named Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management director. Notbohm has been serving as acting director of the PPROEM since April 1. Prior to that, he served as PPROEM’s deputy director since April 2022. In 2019, the City and County announced an Intergovernmental Agreement to operate one joint Office of Emergency Management, called the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management.