A budget standoff is underway between Mayor Jacob Frey and the Park and Recreation Board. The dispute centers on a $3.1 million gap.
Details of the standoff are available from the source, which reports on the developing situation. Mayor Frey and the Park Board are at odds over the budget issue.
Further information on the budget fight can be found through the source, which continues to follow the story as it unfolds.
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