Chamber recalibrates Boulder Together program to address COVID challenges
BOULDER — When the Boulder Chamber launched its Boulder Together initiative — a program aimed at improving conditions related to housing affordability, traffic and workforce development — in 2018, the world was a much different place.
The region was riding a nearly decade-long streak of historically low unemployment and the word “corona” conjured up images of cerveza rather than disease.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the chamber is recalibrating Boulder Together to prioritize economic and community recovery.
“The original Boulder Together program has been enormously successful,” Boulder Chamber CEO John Tayer said.
But “there are a number of issues that we have,…
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