Colfax BRT supporting small businesses in Aurora
Aurora is getting Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) along East Colfax Avenue. City leaders and the city's Business Development team recently joined the Colfax BRT team and residents at Pollo Picante to celebrate the signature station arch lift and placement at Colfax and Havana avenues. View AuroraTV's coverage.
The Fax Pass provides another way to support small businesses along the corridor as construction continues.
The Fax Pass is a business passport program designed to reward customers for supporting small businesses Pick up a pass at the next Fax Pass Pop-up from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, at Si Amigos Grill, 9500 E. Colfax Ave. Visit TheFaxPass.com to find out where to go to collect stickers for your passport and take advantage of deals. Once you collect enough stickers, you qualify for Colfax-themed prizes and recognition.
Own a small business on Colfax? Register to become a Fax Pass business and tap into over 1,000 customers filling out their passes. It's completely free to participate. Sign up at https://forms.gle/1cjBFpcEfsvesyd99.
As the project progresses through Aurora, the Aurora-South Metro Small Business Development Center is working with the Colfax BRT team to provide resources to small businesses along the corridor.
Before the Fax Pass Pop-up, the Colfax BRT team is hosting a Chats on Colfax event from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, at Si Amigos Grill, 9500 E. Colfax Ave., to support small businesses along the corridor with Spanish-speaking owners and staff. The event will be bilingual with live interpretation for both English and Spanish speakers. If attendees would like support in a different language, contact raquel@cig-pr.com.
More information on the East Colfax BRT project is available at DenverGov.org/ColfaxBRT.
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