In recognition of our community’s accomplishment it is now time to collect and store the yard signs. Please DO NOT THROW THEM AWAY! We will store the yard signs for as long as needed and redistribute if there are any Continue reading
Today our neighborhood has achieved a major victory! Walmart has announced that they will walk away from the 9th and Colorado development. Please visit www.doitrightat9th news links and the statement from our organization. This major victory would not have been Continue reading
The Greater Park Hill Community Inc. just sent a letter to Denver City Council opposing TIF for the proposed development. The letter reads as follows: “By a unanimous vote of a quorum at its September meeting, the Board of Governors Continue reading
This just came in on our email: Dear CBHD Board Members and Guests: Based on Councilwomen Susman and Robb’s statement that they will not support TIF for infrastructure costs for the currently proposed redevelopment plan of the former University of Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 21, 2012 COUNCILWOMEN SUSMAN AND ROBB OPPOSE TIF FOR CURRENT 9TH AND COLORADO DEVELOPMENT (DENVER) Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman and Councilwoman Jeanne Robb announced today that they will not support tax increment financing for the redevelopment Continue reading
Two meetings for interested people to learn more, network, get involved, and block this Walmart! below is the notice sent along fr Bellevue-Hale Neighborhood Association, Tuesday, Aug 28th, 7-8:30 PM We have scheduled a Bellevue Hale Neighborhood Meeting on Tuesday, Continue reading
We are a volunteer organization made up of residents from all the surrounding neighborhoods. We have no funding, no lobbyist, and no political associations. We are Democrats, Republicans, and Independents. We are old and young and we represent all income Continue reading
The Seventh Avenue Neighborhood Association (SANA) whose boundaries are 6th -8th and Downing to CO Blvd will be holding a vote to determine the official position of SANA. This is important because the position of Registered Neighborhood Organizations (RNOs) is Continue reading
Once a quarter, Mayor Hancock will begin holding monthly Cabinet meetings in a different neighborhood around the city. Afterwards, the Mayor and Cabinet members will be available for ONE-ON-ONE conversations with residents. This is to give the citizens of Denver direct access to the Continue reading