Denver City Council Oks $1.5 Million In Grants For Restaurant And Hospitality Workers

Joe Rubino, Denver Post: Business
Mon, 09/27/2021 - 4:54pm

Chefs, servers and others working in Denver’s hospitality industry will benefit from $1.5 million federal COVID-19 relief money after the City Council unanimously signed off on two grant programs Monday night. The Colorado Restaurant Association has been tapped to distribute $1 million to attract and retain workers under the “Denver Back to Work” program.

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Denver City Council Oks $1.5 Million In Grants For Restaurant And Hospitality Workers

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