“To me, an RNO is a micro element in the bigger picture of the city of Denver where we all want to have a great workplace and living place.” The Denverite Desiree Mathurin Dec 3 2022 Leslie MacRossie has lived in the Washington Park neighborhood for about 14 years but only recently learned about the area’s registered neighborhood organization, the … Continue reading →
In January 2020, INC established a committee to: (1) examine and review the RNO Ordinance and recommend possible improvements; and, (2) recommend ways in which the inclusivity and effectiveness of Denver Registered Neighborhood Organizations can be improved. The 12-person committee, co-chaired by Margie Valdez and Michael Henry, had two in-person meetings and two telephone/Zoom meetings. City Councilman Paul Kashmann attended … Continue reading →
Westword By: Sara Fleming | November 26, 2019 | 5:09am Tim Roberts never meant to end up as the president of the East Colfax Neighborhood Association. His path to the position began when his small press and arts space, Counterpath, was priced out of its previous downtown location by a fourfold rent increase in 2015. After searching for a new … Continue reading →
As of July 2017 this is a map of coverage for the RNOs that INC represents. The heavily yellow shading indicates overlapping RNOs.
Per the Assessor’s role, the total current households in Denver is 328,000. The number of households represented by INC RNO memberships is 222,500 and includes condo units. INC represents 67.85% of the total households in Denver.
