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Thank you for visiting my website. It is a privilege to serve the citizens of Denver as your at-Large Councilmember. It is my goal to serve you well by representing your interests on City issues and by focusing more attention on the need to invest in better services and opportunities for the people of Denver, because people are the heart of a great city.
 
I will spend the next four years focusing on expanding opportunities for our community members. For more information on my Opportunities Program click here.
 
If you have ideas, concerns, or thoughts you would like to share with me please call me at (720) 865-8000 or email me at linkhartatlarge@ci.denver.co.us.
  

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Solid Waste Master Plan Public Meetings
 Denver Public Works/ Solid Waste Management is holding a series of public meetings to gather community input for the Solid Waste Management Master Plan, a long term guide that outlines the future of solid waste services in Denver. The meetings will consist of a presentation on the current services provided by the city and solicit feedback about citizen priorities for future service. Click Here  for meeting times and more information.
 
 
Denver Students Go Green to Earn Green
About a year ago Hank Lamport, a  Denver Public School teacher, contacted our office with an idea to promote reusable bags while raising money for schools. To help make this plan happen Councilman Linkhart formed a partnership between Greenprint Denver, members of the Better Bags Colorado, Front Range Earth Force, Denver Public School teachers and other groups to promote the use of reusable bags.  
 
The project allows for Denver public schools to purchase reusable bags at wholesale price and then allow students to sell the bags to the community.  The money from the bags will help pay for after-school and special event programming.  
 
Please support Denver students by buying a bag from your neighborhood school today.  To learn more about the program visit Front Range Earth Force at www.earthforce.org or call (303) 433-0016. 
 
Linkhart and Pettigrew initiate Economic Prosperity Task Force
  
ENVISIONING ECONOMIC PROSPERITY IN DENVER
Councilman Doug Linkhart and Andre Pettigrew, Executive Director of the Office of Economic Development, Initiate an Economic Prosperity Task Force

Denver, CO –Councilman Doug Linkhart, Denver City Councilman at-Large, and Andre Pettigrew, Director of Denver’s Office of Economic Development (OED), announce the creation of the Denver Economic Prosperity Task Force.

The goal of the task force is to strengthen the long-term economic well-being of all residents by extending opportunities for them to more fully benefit from Denver’s economy.
 
To read the full release click here.
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