The new Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs has sparked significant controversy due to excessive noise levels, leading to hundreds of complaints from residents within a three-mile radius. In response to the public outcry, Venu, the operating company, and city officials have agreed to several noise mitigation measures, including eliminating fireworks except on July 4th, increasing the eastern sound barrier, and exploring additional sound containment strategies. Despite compliance with city noise regulations, residents report severe disruptions to their daily lives, including mental health impacts, sleep disturbances, and declines in property value. Multiple city council members, including Nancy Henjum, have expressed a loss of trust in the developers and are pushing for more stringent noise reduction measures. A meeting involving city officials, the mayor, and Venu's CEO has been scheduled to address these concerns further.