Grand Junction City Council Considers AI Technology for Housing Development Reviews
The Grand Junction City Council met on Monday, October 13th to discuss the 2026 Recommended Budget.
During the workshop, council members reviewed several topics, including one-time funding requests and capital projects.
A notable proposal is a grant-funded artificial intelligence project to determine if AI can be used to review new housing development permits.
- A proposed community paramedic program to address non-emergency 911 calls is also included in the budget.
The budget was first presented by Grand Junction City Manager Mike Bennett on October 6th.
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Author's summary: Grand Junction considers AI for housing reviews.
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