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We tried something a little different this month for documenting the meeting. We used a Facebook Live stream to allow those who couldn’t make it to watch and participate in the meeting live, which also means the record of the meeting is available as a video. You can watch it from the videos section of our Facebook page, where you […]
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Miss the November neighborhood association meeting? Find out what was discussed from Denver Police District 4, Councilman Jolon Clark, and more.
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Miss the latest neighborhood meeting? Learn about what was discussed by our speakers from Denver Police District 4, Denver Parks and Rec, and more.
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Get a sneak peek at the vision for the development of Levitt Pavilion, the new outdoor music venue being built at Ruby Hill Park.
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A summary of the topics covered in the District 4 Commanders Meeting, 9/14/16
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Discussion included news about exciting projects in our area from CPR and Parks and Rec, a presentation on the emerald ash borer, and much more!
Read more The following meeting notes were taken by an Athmar Park neighbor. Thank you! Graffiti Detective Gerard Alarcon reported a “significant” arrest. Some employees of a business at Federal & Kentucky that was robbed by a man wearing a safety vest saw a man wearing a safety vest a few days later. They looked out to see if it was the […]
Read more Notes from the July 2016 District 4 Commander’s Meeting.
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The final meeting before our annual summer hiatus was an informative and neighborly event where we shared a potluck meal, heard some updates, reflected on the past year’s activities, and planned for our Denver Days celebration coming up on August 7th.
Read more From Karen Cuthbertson in Athmar Park: Commander’s Meeting Notes – May 11, 2016 Detective George Gray—whose focus is graffiti—reported that incidents of graffiti are down 58%. Gray works closely with DPAG to concentrate on areas where spikes occur. Gray noted that one such “spike” is south of Dartmouth, probably from youth trying to get into gang. An attendee asked who […]
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