• East Colfax BRT Update

• DPD’s Neighborhood Watch Program

• East Colfax Sidewalk Implementation Plan

VIEW RECORDING

The Fax and their findings from the 2025 East Colfax Residential Survey

VIEW RECORDING

CO House of Representatives District 6 Town Hall: Candidates Iris Halpern and Sean Camacho

A Colorado Springs native, Rep. Sean Camacho grew up in a working-class, military family. At 18, he earned admission to the Air Force Academy, deployed four times, and used the GI Bill to go to law school. Now, he is raising his two young boys with his wife, Jess, in Denver while practicing law and continuing to serve as an Air Force Reservist. Outside of his legal work, he has advocated for important Democratic issues, helped lead non-profits, assisted veterans and individuals in protecting their rights, and helped at-risk youth develop plans for a successful future.

In the legislature, he has fought for educators, mental healthcare, gun reform, affordability, and more—producing big policy wins, such as a $2500 raise for DPS teachers and staff.

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HON Paul D. Lopez, Denver Clerk & Recorder

• Topic: Denver voting and registration.

Denver Parks, “Roles of a Ranger”

• Topic: Join us for a snapshot of what Park Rangers do every day. You'll discover how Rangers protect natural areas, ensure safety, and connect with the community. We'll share how we balance law enforcement, education and conservation.

THE EAST COLFAX NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

DPD District 2’s Neighborhood Watch program offers a partnership between officers and the community members they serve.  Officers promote neighborhood connectivity by encouraging neighbors to get to know one another, reporting suspicious behavior to the police, and by creating awareness through Implicit Bias education - reminding neighbors - it's the person's behavior, not the person, to be mindful of when observing and reporting suspicious behavior to the Police.

And you’ll also learn about DPD’s Pups On Patrol Program!  

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Colorado Coalition for the Homeless: Homelessness 101

• This would have information about Homelessness at large as well as what the Coalition does and some local resources and pointers for community members. It usually takes about an hour with Q&A time included but we can always shorten if need be.

John Glenn is running for the RTD Board of Directors for District B because he believes public transit should be reliable, safe, and easy to use. As a regular transit commuter for more than 30 years, John has experienced RTD firsthand—from riding the metro bus to high school in the early 1990s to commuting on the A Line today.

John is also an architect, bringing a professional understanding of how transportation, housing, and development shape communities. He believes strong transit systems help create more connected neighborhoods, support economic growth, and improve quality of life across the region.

That lived experience has shaped his priorities: improving service reliability, rebuilding public confidence in RTD, and making sure transit remains a strong long-term investment for the Denver region. John believes RTD works best when housing, jobs, and economic growth are connected to high-quality transit service.

His campaign is focused on practical solutions and rider-centered leadership that understands both the transit system and the people who rely on it every day.

Colorado Voter Ballot 101
by ECNA Board Member, Nikolaus Remus

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