This evening’s meeting efficiently approved multiple budget and appropriation items. It also passed an amendment to the lease agreement with Verizon Wireless at the South Metro Fire Station at 5700 S. University Boulevard. The issue was interesting because the amendment made the leasable area smaller than before. It also allows Verizon Wireless to more equipment to the site. I found it interesting that Verizon offered adding a conduit that can eventually provide fiberoptic T1 lines to the station and allow for onsite, advanced training. I agree with the council’s decision and would’ve voted likewise, though I would’ve researched the future cost of the internet service and possibly investigated microwave internet receivers that provide up to ten-times the speed of T1 lines at one-third of the cost.
Teller Cunningham
I am extremely excited to be involved in municipal government. I am a Sophomore at Cherry Creek High School who is involved in Student Senate and the Cherry Creek Adventure Program, one of the few programs in the country that allows students to facilitate on an adventure course. I am pursuing many interests from government and history to math and science. I am undecided about what my future may hold but am a proved leader among my class and see myself in a leadership role throughout my life. I am involved in my church, Our Father Lutheran, and K-Life, a younglife style youth group. During my Junior year of high school I hope to become a page for the US Senate in Washington D.C., giving me further insight to the process behind our government.
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