PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) — The Front Range Passenger Rail District (FRPRD) will host a town hall in Pueblo this week ahead as part of a series across the region where the new Colorado Connector (CoCo) would run.
FRPRD officials say the town hall-style listening sessions are part of their work to prepare for whether or not to refer a ballot measure to voters for CoCo. Last week, FRPRD adopted its draft delivery plan, which included a second stop locally in Colorado Springs. Information from previous town halls was included in that plan before it went to FRPRD officials.
The town hall in Pueblo will allow attendees a chance to give feedback, share local priorities, ask questions directly to officials and hear an overview of the proposed train…