What would you do if a disaster hit close to home or work? This is a disaster preparedness and response training (FEMA course G317). It will cover: How to plan for a disaster Basic response skills. When: April 17&18 2012 ( 8;00am-5:30pm) Where: Denver Police District#3 1625 South University Blvd We would like as many [...]
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Join Mayor Hancock to provide your feedback on creating a sustainable Denver. Help shape the future of our world- class city! Mayor Michael B. Hancock is exploring ways to help Denver eliminate the persistent budget gap. He needs your input! The Mayor is launching a public engagement process to hear about Denver residents’ priorities on [...]
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Join us at our next NCPCA Neighborhood Meeting – Tuesday, January 24, 2012 (6:30 p.m.) Scotts Methodist Church, 2800 Garfield. Special Guest: Robin Keinch, City Council At -Large.
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DENVER, CO – This spring only, all Denver residents are eligible for free trees regardless of where they live within the city. This rare opportunity is made possible by two tree distribtuion programs: The Park People’s annual Denver Digs Trees street tree program and the City’s Mile High Million tree planting initiative.
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Presenting the Fall 2011 issue of Denver Auditor Dennis J. Gallagher’s Accountability Update: Accountability_NL-Fall11
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