PUBLIC MEETINGS on CITY INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS Thursday, December 04, 2008 | 16 ° Moderate Snow   Task Force Calls on Community for Review of Priorities Mayor Hickenlooper and a large group of community volunteers have taken on the formidable task of identifying city infrastructure improvements as well as maintenance needs. Over the past 6 months seven programmatic subcommittees have examined and prioritized both long and short-term items. During the process community and neighborhood groups along with individual residents have given valuable feedback. The challenge now is to refine the list of projects into a final draft of priorities. To do this the Task Force is once again seeking community input where feedback will be critical in shaping the final recommendations.  Five open houses will be held through the month of June. The meetings will be held at various locations around the city. Residents can also learn about the work to date and send in comments through the Task Force's website.  Plan to attend a session near you or follow the process by registering for updates at the website. All Open Houses are scheduled from 6:30-8:30 pm   (Southeast Denver) Wednesday, June 6 District 3 Police Station Community Room 1625 S. University Blvd. (Northwest Denver) Thursday, June 7 St. Anthony Central Hospital Auditorium A 4231 W. 16th Ave. (Northeast Denver) Tuesday, June 12 Montbello Recreation Center Multipurpose Room 15555 E. 53rd Ave. (Southwest Denver) Wednesday, June 13 Brentwood United Methodist Church 1899 S. Irving St. (Central Denver) Thursday, June 14 National Jewish Hospital Rooms 103, 104, 105 1400 Jackson St Posted on Friday, June 01, 2007 Posted by AlanD  Contributed by AlanD Return

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Announcements Animals Need Attention Too Denver's 311 is letting animals know that people care. The office will be collecting donations for Animal Care and Control through December 12. See how you can help. LeafDrop Program Ends December 5th Two weekday sites open until December 5th. Dig leaves into garden, compost them or use as mulch; then take the rest to a Denver LeafDrop program  collection site. Parade of Lights Right Around the Corner! The 34th Annual Parade of Lights takes place December 5 and 6 in downtown Denver. For more information visit the event website.   Public Safety Diversity Career Day   The City & County of Denver in coordination with the Denver Regional Council of Governments is hosting the 7th Annual Rocky Mountain Public Safety Diversity Career Day.  This event will be held Tuesday December 9, 2008. Hip Hop Nights  Denver Parks and Rec presents Hip Hop night @ the Center. Featuring live DJ, dance battles, graffiti Art, and more... Check out this poster for details! Name the New Justice Center Buildings Have any ideas about what the new Detention Center and Courthouse should be named?   The Mayor is inviting you to submit suggestions. Mayor's Gala Ball 2008 It's the 25th annual showcase of  ballroom dance talent in the City. Make it part of your holiday season and dance the night away! Build a Better Denver Citizens can follow progress on neighborhood bond projects. Visit the Better Denver website focusing to learn about capital maintenance, health and safety, transportation, libraries and cultural facilities and parks and recreation infrastructure. More Announcements      1