Congress Park Neighbors, Inc

The Denver Police Department is hosting a free self-defense class for women and girls!* In this class, officers teach the art of self-defense known as Krav Maga – the same system taught to every Denver Police officer while in the police academy. This one-day class will take place Saturday, February 8, 2020 at the Carla Madison Recreation Center located at 2401 E Colfax Avenue. Class starts at 9:30 AM and … Continue reading →

Why is Denver revising the definition of “household” and what are the pros and cons of the proposed change? Andrew Webb, Senior City Planner, will talk about the work being done on Group Living (broad topic!) and the single family household. He will detail a proposal to remove the current definition of a “Household” (2 unrelated people, generally) and update the Zoning Code to allow up to 8 unrelated folks … Continue reading →

Program includes Denver Police Department - Crime report, Neighborhood Watch, Q&A, Denver DA office, Deputy DA Matt James, Prosecutor roles, new programs and innovations, Q&A, Safe Streets Update - Liz Chester, Census 2020 - Xiomara Sanchez, Partner Specialist, 2020 update, Q&A, Green Team Update - Tara Tull, Preservation Team Update - Vicki Eppler, INC,NPI Updates - Myles Tangalin

Why is Denver revising the definition of “household” and what are the pros and cons of the proposed change? Andrew Webb, Senior City Planner, will talk about the work being done on Group Living (broad topic!) and the single family household. He will detail a proposal to remove the current definition of a “Household” (2 unrelated people, generally) and update the Zoning Code to allow up to 8 unrelated folks … Continue reading →

Why is Denver revising the definition of “household” and what are the pros and cons of the proposed change? Andrew Webb, Senior City Planner, will talk about the work being done on Group Living (broad topic!) and the single family household. He will detail a proposal to remove the current definition of a “Household” (2 unrelated people, generally) and update the Zoning Code to allow up to 8 unrelated folks … Continue reading →

Along with extending the review period for the draft East Central Area Plan, we are continuing to engage the community in the planning process, particularly those who have not had a chance to participate yet. If you haven't yet attended a community event or commented on the draft, sign up to talk to our planners at one of several sessions of community office hours. Carla Madison Recreation Center March 10, … Continue reading →

Along with extending the review period for the draft East Central Area Plan, we are continuing to engage the community in the planning process, particularly those who have not had a chance to participate yet. If you haven’t yet attended a community event or commented on the draft, sign up to talk to our planners at one of several sessions of community office hours. Carla Madison Recreation Center March 10, … Continue reading →

Along with extending the review period for the draft East Central Area Plan, we are continuing to engage the community in the planning process, particularly those who have not had a chance to participate yet. If you haven’t yet attended a community event or commented on the draft, sign up to talk to our planners at one of several sessions of community office hours. Carla Madison Recreation Center March 10, … Continue reading →

UPDATE The number one priority of Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) is the safety and well-being of our visitors and employees. In an effort to prevent community transmission of the COVID-19 virus, DPR is cancelling all organized programming and non-essential gatherings, including public meetings, effective March 11, 2020. Until further notice, Congress Park Pool third public meeting will be postponed. Updated meeting information will be posted on www.denvergov.org/parkprojects. Once the meeting … Continue reading →