Will you join us to keep City Park blooming and beautiful? This year, Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) has pledged to plant 100% of the flowerbeds in the park instead of the 50% allotted last year due to the pandemic. The City Park Maintenance crew and Horticulturists will need our help as volunteer gardeners to maintain the extra beds. DPR’s Adopt-A-Flowerbed program, launched last year in City Park by the … Continue reading →
By James Twark Here is an opposing point of view to the “Return Congress Park’s Collection Bins to the Alleyways” in the Congress Park News – Winter/Spring 2022: Today’s 2022 concrete alleys are so much tighter and congested compared to these same alleys that were “designed to fit the neighborhoods at the “turn of the last century” In 2022 there are up to 13 communications i.e. “phone” poles placed right … Continue reading →
Leave Congress Park’s Trash Bins in the Alleys By Andrew Clark & Wendy Moraskie The City mandate requiring Congress Park residents to haul trash, recycling and compost bins from the alley to the street needs to be reversed for many obvious reasons. City fathers designed alleys for services At the turn of the last century, services, whether provided by businesses or the City, were designed to fit the neighborhoods … Continue reading →
Agenda Items were TIFF funds for 3015 E. Colfax (All Inn Motel) Expanded Waste Services plan Report On Congress Park Pool Table of Contents 00:00:00 Introduction by President Vicki Eppler 00:01:48 Jeff Bader DURA Denver Urban Renewal Authority 00:02:35 Presentation Of Project All Inn with Developer Brian Toebler 00:23:26 Questions and Answers 00:27:41 Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca District 9 position on TIFF (where hotel is located) 00:29:58 More questions and answers … Continue reading →
Charlotte Pitt from the Office of Climate Action, Sustainability, and Resilience presented to the INC Delegate Meeting the CIty and County of Denver’s proposed Expanded Waste Services plan.
Please join Denver Parks & Recreation to learn about the replacement and rearrangement of the existing tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts at Congress Park. The project will also address outstanding ADA access issues. Please join us for this informational meeting, see the results of the public survey, and participate in the Q&A. WHEN: Thursday, May 5, 2022 @ 5:30PM WHERE: Zoom Webinar. Register at https://tinyurl.com/CongressCourts Instructions on how to join … Continue reading →
