Everyone wants safe sidewalks, and it’s our responsibility to keep the sidewalks adjacent to our homes or businesses clear and accessible. For the safety of your neighbors and yourselves (and the paws of your dogs), please shovel all sidewalks, wheelchair ramps and bus stops around your home as soon as it’s practical and safe. Businesses have four hours after the snow stops to shovel, and residents have 24 hours. Note that RTD only shovels bus stops that have a shelter; if it’s simply a sign with no shelter, the resident/business is responsible for clearing the sidewalk. Please show kindness to your neighbors and offer to help if they’re unable to shovel. You can also volunteer to be an official “snow angel” at denvergov.org/snowangels.

From Greater Park Hill Community Newsletter

Trash and Recycling Doesn’t Have Enough Resources Ahead of 2023 DENVER – Denver’s trash, recycling, and compost service is too understaffed and working with aging, unreliable trucks ahead of the 2023 volume-based pricing program or “pay-as-you-throw” program — which could lead to worsening issues with residential service like missed pickups, according to a new audit from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA. “Denver is already struggling to keep up with … Continue reading →

The meeting is open to all whether a member or not, however only members in good standing will receive a ballot to vote   Dear Member of Congress Park Neighborhood, Inc. Your Board of Directors will be hosting our annual members meeting on December 7, 2022 via Zoom at 7pm.  At this meeting, members in good standing will vote on the retention of board members and the ratification of new board members. You must … Continue reading →