Do you know when your street sweeping day is? Click the photo for more information and to have reminder stickers mailed to you or sign up for E-Minders!
 Take a stand against increased acts of graffiti!
Call the Graffiti Hotline to report graffiti or for more information at
(720) 865-STOP (7867).
Also, if dumpsters in your neighborhood have been tagged with graffiti contact our district office for FREE supplies or visit the website by clicking here
Do you need a streetlight on your street or alley? If so, click here or call 720-865-3150 to obtain a mid-block street and alley lighting petition from the City of Denver's Traffic Engineering Services Department.
Or, to report streetlight outages, click here or call 1-800-895-4999 with the following information:
- Nearest street address
- Nearest cross street
- Directional position of the pole (e.g., northeast corner or south side fo the alley)
- Facility tag number (9 or 13 digits) listed on the streetlight pole
The District 3 Police have recently noted an increase in burglaries in Precinct 323 which includes the University, University Hills and Wellshire neighborhoods.
Tips to keep your home safe
- Make your home look occupied, and difficult to break in.
- If you have an alarm system and the alarm company gave you stickers or signs place them in a highly visible location
- Lock all doors and windows before you leave the house. (Even if you will only be gone for a short time.)
- Leave a few lights on when you go out. Connect some lamps to automatic timers to turn lights on and off while you are on vacation.
- have a neighbor pick up your mail and newspaper
- Pushbutton locks are easy to open. Install deadbolt locks on all your outside doors.
District 3 Tip Line: 720-913-1178
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City Council - Charlie Brown, District 6
 Welcome to the Web site for City Council District 6 represented by Councilman Charlie Brown.
Our mission is simple: We are here to serve you.
Call our office at (303) 871-0601or click Contact Us on the left menu for our office information.
To us that means providing information regarding city services, listening and acting on your concerns regarding city service requests, solving problems, listening to your suggestions, participating in policy making on citywide issues, serving as a watchdog over precious tax dollars and taking the lead on initiatives to enhance the livability of our neighborhoods and our city.
Read Our Current Newsletter published by Councilman Brown!
October 2008 "Neighborhood meeting airs fears on proposed new zoning code"
August 2008 "DNC: Best of times? Worst of times?" July 2008 "FOOD FIGHT!" For previous newsletters click the "Monthly Newsletters" link on the left menu.
Economic Development Committee Update
“If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, it’s just possible you haven’t grasped the situation.” –Councilman Brown at the October 13 Denver City Council meeting announcing the guests who will be speaking about the economic crisis.
Where we Stand: “We are in a recession” analysts tell Economic Development Committee.
The unprecedented events in our country’s financial markets prompted Councilman Brown as chairman of the Council’s Economic Development Committee to invite Jay Davidson, Chairman and CEO of First American State Bank and Rich Sokol, Principal of Lakeview Investment Group to speak to the Committee.
 Councilman Brown and former State Treasurer Mark Hillman comment on the Labor Business agreement, 10/13/08. Click here to read the letter to the editor.
 "People say we're not being hit as badly as others, but we're still being hit. The Mayor has to deal with furloughs and even - I hate to say it - but layoffs. Who wants to be Mayor, especially a new one, having to walk into that?" - Rocky Mountain News, "Relief: Hick to stay mayor" 1/3/09
"We need some excitement. In this economy, to have a $250 million project going forward is something that not many cities are experienceing." -Rocky Mountain News, "Bell Tower given a shave" 1/13/09
"I am in deep shock, Barry is a Denver fixture, and the Hirshfeld family's done so much for the community." -Rocky Mountain News, "Presses will fall silent" 1/14/09
"We need the revenue. These are difficult times, I am not a purist. There are some things I think we need to look at." -"Municipalities looking into selling ad space to make money" 1/14/09
News and Current Events in Our District
Mayor Hickenlooper's State of the City Address
Photo from the Colorado Statesman July 4, 2008
Construction Problems? Check out our poster "Obey the Rules." This document was put together by Councilman Brown, neighbors and the Metro Home Builders Association.
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Councilman Brown in the News
Collection of Parking Fees could be One "Ticket" to Lowering Denver's Deficit.
Monday, August 3, 2009
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News Radio KOA 805
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KMGH-TV (Ch. 7)
"The Pit Bull ban is working. It should not be changed."
Monday, August 3, 2009
"I'm proud of Denver's pit bull ban. Pit bulls don't just bite, they clamp down and they won't let go, and that's what they're bred to do."
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Councilman Brown's comments regarsing the $525,000 Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Contract:
"I don't like this...I don't think you can run a city that way. I don't think you can run a department that way."
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
For City Council Calendar and Committee meetings for the month, click here
District 6 begins at Cherry Creek (the actual "creek") and extends south to Yale. It stretches east to Quebec and the Arapahoe county line, includes Washington Park on the west, and south to Yale. South University and Colorado Boulevards run through the middle of the district. The district includes 20 registered neighborhood associations and nearly 50,000 residents.
Cherry Creek Drive South Project
For information on the Cherry Creek Corridor Greenway Master Plan click here.
DENVER 8 TV is the City and County of Denver's municipal access television channel. It represents the "G" in the "PEG" (Public, Education, and Government) concept of cable access television programming. The office provides television production services to City and County of Denver agencies and the offices of our elected officials.
Programming includes complete coverage of the full Denver City Council weekly meetings as well as City Council committee meetings, public hearings, and community public policy forums.
Denver 8 TV also contains valuable Elections information. To see a list of programs visit the Denver 8 home page by clicking here and then click the Denver Decides logo.
Mt. Moran - Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Read Councilman Brown's story in Colorado Expression magazine on how and why he left North Carolina for the wilds of Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming decades ago. Click here for the story.
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