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How Can I Make Your Block Better?

¿Cómo puedo mejorar tu bloqueo?

Tôi làm thế nào có thể làm cho khu vực của bạn tốt hơn?

​Make Your Voice Heard

Community Fairy Door Workshop & Scavenger Hunt
​Saturday, November 9, 1-3 PM 
Decker Library (1501 S. Logan)

Create a Fairy Door and Help Lucky District 7 win an Art Challenge! 
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In 2017, Councilman Clark participated in Mayor Hancock’s Imagine 2020 challenge to infuse art and culture in the district. The Lucky District 7 team worked with local artists and installed fairy doors (exquisite, miniature doors) at locations along S. Pearl. 

For this year’s Imagine 2020 art challenge, the fairy doors are coming to other parts of the district! Members of the community are invited to create and design their own fairy door at the community workshop, with help and direction from artist and Lucky District 7 resident, Michele Brown. Community members will pick from a variety of crafts, colors and decorations to create their own customized fairy door to be installed at their home or business (with prior approval.)  Kids are welcome!

Need inspiration? Pick up a map and search for the S. Pearl fairy doors that were created in 2017.

Facebook event
​Imagine 2020 Information

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Get to know your Councilman 

​We host monthly happy hours and coffee get-togethers around the Lucky District 7. Stop on by to ask a question, hear what is going on in the neighborhood or just to enjoy a drink. Hope to see you there! ​​​

• Thursday, Nov. 14, 6-8 pm, Dos Luces (1236 S Broadway)​

​Please check back for 2020 dates for Coffee and Happy Hour events!

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Community Meeting: Proposed Change to the Blueprint Denver Future Places Map in Overland

City and County of Denver will review a proposed change to the Blueprint Denver Future Places Map for the area shown on the map (left). Blueprint Denver allows for some changes to the Future Places Map to be considered which do not require a larger Small Area Plan process. A change to the Blueprint Denver Future Places Map does not rezone the properties. 

We will hold a public community meeting to present and discuss the proposed Future Places Map change, and city staff will provide an overview of the standards for evaluating the proposal and the associated process. This process may ultimately result in an amendment to Blueprint Denver’s Future Places Map that is approved by Planning Board and adopted by City Council at a future public hearing. 

Blueprint Future Places Map Amendment Community Meetings

Date: November 13 and November 21
*Both meetings will be provide similar content/Ambas reuniones proporcionan contenido similar
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Fellowship Denver Church (1990 S. Broadway) 

For more information, to request CART/ASL or translation services, please contact 720-337-7777. 

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Vision Zero

Denver’s commitment to Vision Zero starts with the idea that safety is our top priority, and with the knowledge that we can eliminate fatal crashes. We have the power to achieve this goal, but we need a shared vision and collaboration. Vision Zero incorporates the City’s transportation and mobility vision into specific objectives and strategies related to education, enforcement and improvements to our transportation system. 

Click here to learn more about Vision Zero.

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​Attend a Registered Neighborhood Organization (RNO) Meeting

RNOs are groups formed by residents and property owners within a neighborhood who meet regularly and whose organizational and contact information is kept on file with the City’s Community Planning and Development Department. Like all organizations active in the Denver community, RNOs are an important part of the fabric of the city and play a key role in the ongoing effort to make Denver a great place to live and work. To determine what RNO you are in click HERE.  

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​Attend a Denver Police Department Commanders meeting

Denver Police Department District 3 (East of the South Platte River - Baker, West Wash Park, Overland, Platt Park)
1st Tuesday of each month
6:00 PM
1625 S University Blvd

Denver Police Department District 4 (West of the South Platte River - Valverde, Athmar, Ruby Hill, College View)
2nd Wednesday of the month
Odd months 9:00 AM
Even Months 6:00 PM
2100 South Clay Street ​

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Connect with your Denver Police Community Resource Officer

Community Resource Officers (CROs) provide assistance on issues such as neighbor disputes, public nuisances, zoning issues, fraud and crime prevention, and other neighborhood concerns. They attend regular neighborhood organization meetings and provide training on issues such as neighborhood watch, commercial and home security, gang awareness, crime prevention, and much more. 
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Denver Police Department District 4 (West of the South Platte River - Valverde, Athmar, Ruby Hill, College View)
Officer Chris Avitia: christopher.avitia@denvergov.org; (720) 913-0277
Sector 1: Northern end of the District. W. 6th Ave to W. Mississippi Ave
Officer Jerami Chavez: jerami.chavez@denvergov.org; (720) 913-0276
​Sector 2: Southern end of the District. W. Mississippi Ave to W. Cross Dr.  

​Denver Police Department District 3 (East of the South Platte River - Baker, West Wash Park, Overland, Platt Park)
​Office Mike Borquez| mike.borquez@denvergov.org | 720-913-1183
Officer Matt Grimsley | matthew.grimsley@denvergov.org | 720-913-1218
Officer Jim Lopez | jim.lopez@denvergov.org | 720-913-1248
Officer Antonio Pacheco| antonio.pacheco@denvergov.org | 720-913-1245