Save the dates! I am hosting several FREE community events this summer. Please join me at my yoga series, concert in the park, and movie in the park (complete with a resource fair). #WeAreOne #NorthsidePride
Today at Red Rocks, Denver City Council came together to discuss our 2027 budget priorities and the investments needed to keep Denver moving forward. From strengthening core city services and infrastructure to supporting safer neighborhoods and improving quality of life for residents, these conversations help shape the future of our city.
Every budget decision reflects our values and our commitment to delivering for Denver communities. Grateful to continue this work alongside my colleagues as we plan for Denver’s future.
Denver's Neighborhood Planning Initiative (NPI) is a long-term commitment to ensure every corner of the city can enjoy the benefits of an neighborhood plan. Efforts of the Far North West NPI will focus on creating a 20 year vision for the neighborhoods of Regis, Inspiration Point, Berkeley, West Highland and Sloan's Lake. This plan will cover land use, housing, transportation, parks recreation, and social spaces. Go online to bit.ly/fnw26 to take the survey, sign up for email updates, submit a comment or question, apply to serve on the advisory committee, and more!
Experience world-class dance in North Denver with Kim Robards Dance! Enjoy the Spring Season concert “Encore” on May 23 at 7:30 PM or May 24 at 3:00 PM at The KRD Venue (1755 W 48th Ave). You can get a BOGO ticket offer by emailing [email protected] with your name and request. Offer ends May 21, 2026.
Saturday, May 16th from 10am-1pm, join your Highland neighbors at 2222 W 32nd Ave to help clean up the neighborhood. Gloves and trash bags are provided with fun guaranteed. #WeAreOne #NorthsidePride
What a beautiful day celebrating the grand reopening of La Raza Park. ❤️✨ Seeing community come together in a place filled with so much history, culture, and love was truly special. This park has always been a symbol of resilience, and a home for generations of Northsiders. Thank you to everyone who made this possible and contributed by sharing stories, bringing life into this beloved space, and helping carry its history forward. Here’s to many more memories, celebrations, and sunny days at La Raza Park. 🌿🌞
Saturday, May 9th at 7pm at Su Teatro (721 Santa Fe Drive), Bryant Webster Mariachi Band, El Mariachi Juvenil, invites you to their 21st Annual Fundraiser. For only $20 per adult and $10 per child, you can help support your local mariachi band. Give back and invest in community by purchasing your ticket today. Buy your ticket at bit.ly/mariachijuvenil26
Tonight at Trevista from 6:30-8pm, share your voice with Denver Public Schools on what they should spend the mill levy override on. Visit bond.dpsk12.org/mloproposal for more information.
Don't get caught with a surprise bill! Property owners are responsible for pruning and cleaning up all debris from trees located on private property and within the public right of way adjacent to their property. Residents can visit denvergov.org/forestry for a list of licensed and insured tree care contractors. If emergency removal of a fallen tree or tree branch is needed immediately to clear a street, the city will remove it; the cost of the work will be billed to the responsible property owner. If safe, residents are asked to remove any obstructions to the public street, right of way, and sidewalk
Denver’s snow crews are out, and heavy snow can damage trees. Quick tips:
• Clear snow only from small, young trees—avoid large branches.
• Gently brush snow off with a broom; don’t hit branches.
• Watch for falling snow and recheck trees as it piles up.
• Property owners must clean up debris from their trees.
• Branches (under 4" thick, 4 ft long) can go in compost carts, bundled for Large Item Pickup, or dropped at Cherry Creek Recycling.
Stay safe and avoid parking under trees! Find out more at bit.ly/denversnow26
Some Denver residents have received text messages explaining they have a traffic court date because of unpaid fines. The summons looks very real and may give a link or QR code to may a payment. THESE ARE SCAMS. DO NOT SCAN THE QR CODE OR PAY ANY MONEY.
Anyone who receives this text can report it to www.StopFraudColorado.gov or call the Denver DA’s Fraud Hotline at 720-913-9179.
