Move 2,000 unhoused people off the streets and into shelter by the end of 2024 through the All In Mile High initiative.
What was promised
What actually happened
The All In Mile High initiative surpassed its goal, bringing more than 2,500 people indoors and permanently closing over 350 blocks to camping by end of 2024. Street homelessness in Denver dropped 45% over two years — described as the largest multi-year decrease in unsheltered homelessness of any major US city.
Data sources: Denver Mayor's Office 2024 report card, Denver Gazette, Denverite
Verdict: Kept
This promise was fully delivered based on the available evidence. The target was met or exceeded.
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