On November 6, 2007, more than 57 percent of Denver voters approved Initiated Question 100. The measure designates adult marijuana possession the city's lowest law enforcement priority and directs officials to call off arrests and prosecutions for such behavior. 

Find out more about Initiated Question 100 at www.SaferDenver.com, or read initial reports on its success at the Denver Post, the Rocky Mountain News, and the Denver ABC affiliate.

WARNING:  Do not be fooled by opponents' claims that this measure cannot be implemented. In fact, in Missoula, where a similar measure was adopted last year, officials recently announced an official policy in which they will refrain from arresting adults for marijuana possession.

It's not a matter of whether city officials can do this, but a matter of whether they will. If they do not, they are officially breaking more Denver laws than any adult marijuana user.