As part of the Congress Park Neighbors Street Safety committee’s effort to calm traffic on our streets, these signs are available and were donated by Councilman Wayne New. If you would like a free one to post in your yard please contact cpnnotify@congressparkneighbors.org. Reminder please do not post in right of way, (AKA tree lawn or hell strip), instead place on your lawn. Denver Development services has specific rules about … Continue reading →
The Denveright plans will guide the city’s growth, development, parks, mobility options and more over the next 20 years. The first plan drafts were available for review in August and individual feedback could be given through October 31, 2018.
Denver’s Community Planning and Development has allowed Registered Neighborhood Organizations a one month extension to poll their neighbors and provide additional information to the department. Please take a minute and provide us answers to these questions.
Join the First Annual Denver Will Run for Food Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning! There are 2K and 5K options, and a FREE Little Gobbler Dash for kids 2-7 years old. All events will be in beautiful Cheesman Park. Strollers and dogs are encouraged. Registration is limited to the first 500 runners and walkers, so sign up today at willrunforfood.org. All proceeds benefit local organizations working to end hunger and … Continue reading →
Congress Park Annual Members meeting will take place
December 19, at Sewall Child Development Center 940 Fillmore St.
This meeting is open to all but only members in good standing may vote.
*Good Standing – membership for 3 months prior to meeting date
The leaves changing colors are a pretty sight, but when they fall, make sure they don’t end up in the trash! Give those leaves a second life through Denver’s LeafDrop program, which will turn those fallen leaves into compost. Starting Monday, October 1, three free weekday drop-off sites will be open to Denver residents through Friday, December 7
