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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2026 · 6 MIN

9-9-26 *INTERVIEW* Matt Levesque Helping Residents Document Infrastructure Issues for Improvements

from The Ross Kaminsky Show · host iHeartRadio and Denver's Talk Station 630 KHOW

In a city where infrastructure is often neglected, one resident is taking matters into his own hands. Matt Levesque, founder of ThisShouldBe.org, is on a mission to document and advocate for improvements in Denver's walkability and maintenance. His website is a game-changer for residents who want to make a difference in their neighborhoods.ThisShouldBe.org is more than just a platform for reporting issues – it's an educational tool that helps residents figure out how to report problems, who to report them to, and how to advocate for their communities. By using the website, users can upload pictures of infrastructure issues, create an audit, and submit it to the relevant jurisdiction. As a result, they become eligible for incentives, such as a $50 gift card to Illegal Pete's.Matt's project is not just about pointing out problems, but also about empowering residents to take action. He's using the data from the website to inform his own walk audit in his neighborhood and has even applied to be on the board of a local maintenance district. His goal is to create systemic change and make Denver a more walkable and accessible city.If you're a Denver resident looking to make a difference in your community, this episode is a must-listen. Matt shares his insights on how to use ThisShouldBe.org and how his project is already making an impact. Tune in to hear his story and learn how you can get involved in your neighborhood's infrastructure and maintenance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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