Bill Mosher will step down as Denver’s Chief Projects Officer. He has agreed to remain in the role through 2025, during which he has overseen the planning and execution of several city infrastructure projects. His continued presence is intended to provide stability as the workload grows.
Mosher pledged to stay through the first quarter of 2026 to ensure a smooth transition for ongoing projects. The announcement was reported by Westword. The city will begin searching for a successor after his departure.
Sources: Westword (Denver alt-weekly)
