The Denver City Council on Monday authorized up to $24 million in additional spending on private security services across the city this year.
Jack Walter watches the main entrance of a non-congregate homelessness shelter in Denver on Tuesday, April 9, 2024.
The council approved expanding the maximum amount of an existing contract with Securitas Security Services USA from $25 million to $43 million. That contract, which first went into effect at the beginning of 2022, expires at the end of the year but the city and the company have options to extend it for two more years.
Nicol Suddreth, the city’s contract supervisor with the Department of General Services, told council members at a committee meeting last month that the three companies provide security service at more than 30 municipal facilities across Denver.Denver mayor creates neighborhood safety office in $11 million shift in public safety approach
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