From Denver District Attorny Beth McCann: Contact Tracing - Spotting the REAL Text from the FAKE I would love to say that Corona virus scams have slowed down but unfortunately they keep on coming. As you know, scammers follow the headlines. Get ready for the newest scam surrounding Covid-19, … [Read more...]
City Council to Address Mayor Hancock’s Veto of Breed-Restricted License for Owners of Pit Bulls
Neighbors have diverse opinions regarding the Council Bill 20-0071, a bill to amend the Denver Revised Municipal Code to require a provisional breed-restricted license for owners of pit bulls, commonly referred to as a "repeal of the pit bull ban." Currently, Mayor Hancock has stated that he will … [Read more...]
Snow Removal in the City of Denver
Like potholes, snow removal is an issue that comes up again and again. To help our fellow neighbors, here is information on Denver's policy and practice of snow removal. We've included excerpts from the city about residential snow removal as well. The city also provides information about … [Read more...]
SURVEY ON DOG PARKS IN OUR AREA NOW OPEN:
UPDATE REGARDING DOG PARKS: January 2020: Denver Parks & Recreation (DPR) has gone through the first round of dog park proposals and selected Quality Hill Park, Rosedale Park, and Washington Park to move on to Phase II, Community Outreach. Denver Parks and Recreation wants to hear from our … [Read more...]
Schools Expo: January 21 – 23, 2020
Learn all about Denver’s public school offerings from district schools to dual language to STEM-focused options. School representatives will be available to answer questions and DPS staff will be onsite to help with SchoolChoice applications. The expos are an easy way to “visit” many schools in one … [Read more...]
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