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DPHD January 2020 Board Meeting
Notes will be available soon Driving Park Historic District 2019 Community Meeting
Notes will be available soon DPHD September 2019 Board Meeting
The Board discussed the following topics: • Community Meeting: The time and date for the community meeting has been confirmed with our new councilman, Chris Hinds. Novo has generously agreed to remain open a few extra hours on Tuesday, October 8th to accommodate our meeting. The details are in the announcement above. • Between now and the October 8th meeting, your Board members will be coming around with a personal invitation to attend the meeting. They will also be sharing information about our Neighborhood Watch program. In an effort to connect our community we will be ringing your doorbell. Do not worry, we are not soliciting, only inviting and sharing neighborhood information. • Your Co-Presidents, Ann Atkinson and Betsy Rubner will be meeting with Chris Hinds' assistant to plan the agenda which will include topics specific to our community such as sidewalk and curb projects, the city's Neighborhood Planning Initiative, and other city planning issues. We are also looking at issues such as construction projects in Cherry Creek and the status of the LandMark Ordinance. If you have an issue you would like to have addressed, please submit it in the suggestion box below. DPHD May 2019 Board meeting
The Board discussed the following topics: • Neighborhood Watch: This summer our Block Captains will be visiting each of their neighbors. The will identify themselves, explain the importance of the Neighborhood Watch program and how it works. They will also provide you with a handout with Neighborhood Safety Contact information and will remind you the importance of DPHD January 2019 Board Meeting
The new DPHD Board held our first meeting on Thursday, January 24th. The following topics were discussed: • Neighborhood communications: Our email address is: drivingpark.org@gmail.com We also have an email list. To add your name, click here. We are also available on the NextDoor site. • Neighborhood Watch The Neighborhood Watch Program is aimed at preventing crime, as well as, making your home, family and neighborhood safer. Neighborhood Watch is a partnership between the Denver Police Department and the communities it serves. We are putting together a group of "block communicators" who will help us implement the program with neighbors on their block. We will be hosting a Neighborhood Watch Action and Awareness training for the block communicators in DPHD. If you would like to participate as a block communicator, please email us at drivingpark.org@gmail.com •Identity theft - see Presidents Corner notes below Neighborhood Watch Awareness meeting - 11-5-18
1. Reasons for creating a Neighborhood watch - people being aware and willing to report suspicious behavior make neighborhoods safer. 2. Block captains will be trained at a meeting just for our neighborhood by the Denver Police Department. This training will cover how to talk with your neighbors about the program and how to identify and report suspicious behavior. Block captains are not required to do much once the Watch is set up. If there is an immediate situation in your neighborhood, you will be notified. 3. Tips for personal safety
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