Small Business Town Hall Meeting

You are invited to attend the Small Business Town Hall Meeting.

An exciting lineup of speakers will answer all your questions about resources for small businesses!

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th from 7:00 - 8:30 pm
LOCATION: EAST HIGH SCHOOL
  1600 City Park Esplanade
  Denver, CO 80206

Topics of Discussion:
• The Colorado Credit Reserve Program
• The Colorado Enterprise Fund
• How to get small business loans
• Small business advocacy and support

Cris White, Executive Director and  CEO,
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority

Kelly Manning, State Director, SBPC
Network, Colorado Office of economic
Development and International Trade

Sean Avery, Loan Officer, Small Business
Finance Corporation

Patrick Giron, Economic Development
Supervisor, Denver Office of Economic Development

Town Hall Meeting sponsored by Representative Beth McCann (HD8)

Denver Coop

Hi all you wonderful cooperators.

If you are interested in doing something to help accelerate the progress of the Denver coop, please come to a meeting on February 16, 6:30 pm at the Gypsy House Cafe’ 1279 Marion Street, Denver. the coop needs the community, that means you. There is no one else. The Coop can only manifest if there is sufficient interest and determination in the community. Please come and participate in the creative process. otherwise it may pass into a memory of a possibility.

David
720-810-3162
denver.coop@gmail.com

Taste of Columbine

Taste of Columbine – Community Potluck

Everyone is invited to join Columbine Elementary Teachers and Parents as the community gathers to share their favorite dishes.

Bring a Dish to Share
Columbine Elementary
2540 East 29th Avenue
Thursday, Feb. 25, 5:30PM

For more information contact Columbine Elementary Assistant Principal, Terry Frazier at (303) 388-3617 or email therese_frazier@dpsk12.org

Crime Summary

2009 Denver Police Department Crime Summary

After three years of double-digit declines, Denver experienced a 6.9% increase in total reported offenses in 2009. Theft from Motor Vehicles (stealing valuables from cars) was a significant problem, rising 29%. Citizen-oriented prevention efforts aimed at reducing valuables left in cars – especially GPS devices, music devices, laptops, and purses/wallets – assisted Denver Police in bringing this increase down from higher peaks earlier in 2009.  Neighborhood and other crime statistics are available online at www.denvergov.org/sopa.

Denver Police Department Numbers

Non Emergency Dispatch (720) 913-2000, option # 1
Chief of Police (720) 913-6527
Information Desk (720) 913-6010
Police Records (720) 913-6029

www.denvergov.org/police