Denver stands out as a safe and attractive destination for meetings and conventions. With its low violent crime rate compared to other major U.S. cities and strong performance in financial safety metrics, the city offers a secure environment for business travelers and event attendees.
The Colorado Convention Center, located in the heart of downtown, provides a modern and accessible venue for gatherings of all sizes. While Denver, like any urban area, has its challenges, the city's ongoing efforts to improve safety and cleanliness, particularly in the downtown area, contribute to its appeal as a convention destination. Visitors can enjoy the city's vibrant atmosphere and nearby attractions while taking standard urban precautions, making Denver a solid choice for event planners seeking a safe and engaging location for their next meeting or convention.
Safety & Security
Downtown residents and neighborhood associations report that things are looking up in terms of safety and cleanliness. Rob Squire from the Upper Downtown Neighborhood Association states that the area is now 100% encampment-free and feels safer for both residents and formerly unhoused individuals.
See below for a link to the Downtown Denver Partnership's Clean and Safe initiatives ...
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Downtown Denver Environment
Denver is a large, vibrant, diverse urban city and like many other peer cities we are actively working with a number of partners to address challenges and concerns that we are all facing.
Below you'll find a link to the Clean & Safe Resource Guide, which addresses Public Safety, Downtown Recovery / Activation, Clean / Welcoming Initiatives, the Mayor's Public Safety Action Plan, Innovative Program and downtown Denver Action Partners ...
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Downtown Recovery and Activation
A new downtown recovery investment led by Denver Economic Development & Opportunity (DEDO) and approved by Denver City Council is directing $2.4M in a contract with the Downtown Denver Partnership and the Downtown Denver Business Improvement District to create an 18-month activation push involving investments in pop-up and existing businesses, restaurants and events, support for entrepreneurs, and design elements for crime prevention and reduction.
The 16th Street Mall is one of our city’s most vital pedestrian and transit connectors and important public spaces, and stewarding its successful future is a key priority for many stakeholders. The Mall is undergoing a $150 million redesign, which will include relocating the bus transit lanes to the center, expanding sidewalks for walking, more café seating and programming.?These updates are designed to enhance the Mall experience while improving pedestrian safety and mobility.??
