Our INC Public Safety Committee met on June 23rd at 6:00 PM at DPD District 3 station. Our INC VP Ray Ehrenstein explained what INC is to the uninformed citizens in the room. Commander Montoya welcomed us and described the issues that the residents and officers face in District 3, the southeast part of Denver. The principle complaints in the area are traffic and … Continue reading →
Denver INC’s May Delegate Meeting was called to order by President, Larry Ambrose at 9 a.m. at the Southwest Improvement Council (SWIC) Jane Lorimer moved that the Minutes of the April 11, 2015 meeting were approved by acclimation. Jan Marie Belle welcomed the group to the Southwest Improvement Council (SWIC) Here is a link to our website article about her talk … Continue reading →
Dear Commander Calo and Brother Jeff, Thank you! Thank you for the most informative, eye-opening and touching INC Safety committee co-presentation I have ever attended! I have been involved with the Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation for over 10 years and I have never been so moved. Commander Calo showed us that District 2 Denver police are stepping up to help … Continue reading →
When the Denver Zoological Foundation went to City Council in December 2014 for approval of a $50 million “gasification” plant, the INC PARC sent the attached letter to some members of Denver City Council clarifying that INC had never taken a position in support of this project. Read Letter http://www.denverinc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/letter.JeanneRobb.Gasification.pdf We determined at the time that, although INC PARC has been … Continue reading →
Evelyn Baker, Deputy Director of the Community Planning and Development Department (CPD) evelyn.baker@denvergov.org, 720-865-2823 gave an overview of current and future CPD activities, with assistance from Andrea Burns, Communications Director for CPD – andrea.burns@denvergov.org. The entire presentation, which is well worth study by any neighborhood representatives interested in planning and zoning issues, is available at INC-ZAP-CDP-Overview.pdf Key points were: CPD has recently completed a comprehensive … Continue reading →
Historic Denver Walking Tours KUSA – If you drive through the Capitol Hill neighborhood often, you might be familiar with the uniqueness of the area. It’s a mixture of old turn-of-the-century architecture and new modern housing units. However, how much do you really know about one of Denver’s most coveted neighborhoods? Here are some fun facts about the history of … Continue reading →
As politics of growth evolve, leaders and planners should take a page from the Central Library project By Henry Dubroff and John J. Huggins POSTED: 05/16/2015 05:00:00 PM MDT Beneath the placid surface of the May municipal election in Denver, a political tremor has shaken the city’s establishment. In key City Council races, voters chose upstart candidates who tend to … Continue reading →
