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As a child growning up durning the 60's I felt safe in my neighborhood, because all the neighbor's knew each other and watched out for each other and to keep them and there property safe and to keep the crime out of our neighborhood!!! Now these days, you dont know your Neighbor's!!!!!!! We are so busy working and staying to ourselfs that we dont want to Interact with people because of not trusting the right people!!!!!!! As home owner's we need to take a stand against crime and make it a safe place for our children to grown up in, with-out fear that they will be Kidnap in there own front yard or Join a Gang or hang around the wrong kind of people that will Introuduce them to Drug's!!!!!!!! We need to be the Eye's & Ears for our Police Department, they need help so they can help us!!!!!!!!!

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Contributed by: Nancy Pfaff on 1/9/2008

JANUARY 2008

A start of a new year is here and may it be a better year then the last year.

Some Information that will help some residents in Northglenn:

STAY CONNECTED
Attend a public meeting

City Council Meetings

A City Council meeting involves making and amending laws, developing policy and making decisions on the governing of your City by citizens that you elect to the City Council. Unless changed by a motion of the City Council, the Council meets regularly on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at 7 p.m. In the Council Chambers of City Hall, 11701 Community Center Drive. You are welcome to attend these meetings as they are always open to the public.

Boards and Commissions

Board Of Adjustment

Citizens' Affairs Board

Election Commission

Historic Preservation Commission

Liquor Licensing Authority

Northglenn Urban Renewal Authority (NURA)

Parks And Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Victim Assistance And Law Enforcement (VALE) Board

Youth Commission

You will find more Information here,
http://northglenn.org/p166.html

VOLUNTEER

Help keep Northglenn clean by Adopting a park, Trail or Street. One time a week pick- up the trash. This would be great for a family that is looking to do some thing's together.
Volunteer's are needed for the Snow Stormer Program to help The Seniors and/or disabled residents in our city.
There are a lot of Volunteer programs with the City of Northglenn and if your Interested in volunteering please call Jenni Murphy at: 303 450-8904

DONATE

Do you want to get rid of those old and unused bike's that are taking up space in your garage? Donate them to the City of Northglenn
Call Jenni Murphy for a free pick-up at: 303 450-8904

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