Community Resource Officer Snow White from Denver Police Department The city is experiencing an uptick in street robberies in the last several weeks. We’d like you to have some tips to keep yourself safe: PERSONAL SAFETY Always be aware of your surroundings and when possible walk with a group of friends Avoid or limit distractions, such as using your phone, and notice people who pass you Avoid dark areas and … Continue reading →
Our representative from Congress Park to the Central Denver Rec Center stake holder group, Aaron Goldhamer provided this report. It is presented in its entirety . Pictures were also provided by Aaron. Thank you very much Aaron *All photos are presented as thumbnails. Please select image to enlarge Dear CPN, I am writing to report on the Stakeholders meeting that was held on 1/7/15 regarding the Central Denver Rec Center. … Continue reading →
New Date Set For Second Installation on Bicycle & Pedestrian Bridge I-25 from Colorado Blvd. to Evans Ave. to close Jan. 16 for work DENVER, CO – The truss was put into place last month on the Colorado Center bicycle and pedestrian bridge–now it’s time for the arch! Crews will install the 40-foot high arch over I-25 between Colorado Boulevard and Evans Avenue in the overnight hours starting Friday night, … Continue reading →
Denver Public Works will be on duty today 12/30/14 to address Denver’s main streets, or most streets with stripes, when snow begins to accumulate. A fleet of 70 big trucks will be utilized to plow snow and distribute de-icing materials. Drivers are urged to plan ahead and leave extra time in the morning to arrive at their destinations. Visit their website, www.DenverSnowPlan.com, for more detailed information on snow removal. During … Continue reading →
Temperatures are expected to dip below normal across much of the eastern half of the country from the Plains to the East Coast and as far south as Texas and Florida. As this first taste of winter moves in, the American Red Cross offers ten steps people can take to stay safe during the big chill. 1. Wear layers of lightweight clothing to stay warm. Gloves and a hat will … Continue reading →