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 Denver's State of the Neighborhoods Initiative
 
CPD's State of the Neighborhoods Initiative tracks indicators of stability, change and sustainability in each Denver's neighborhoods.  Indicators tracked fall into eleven general categories that correlate to chapters in Denver's Comprehensive Plan 2000, all of which play a role in the Denver's core interest of developing and maintaining great and sustainable neighborhoods:   
 
  • Demographics
  • Environmental Quality and Sustainability
  • Land Use
  • Mobility
  • Parks & Preservation
  • Housing
  • Economic Activity
  • Education
  • Human Services
  • Health and Safety
  • Arts, Culture and Social Fabric
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    State of the Neighborhoods was piloted in 2008 for six neighborhoods highlighted in the map below: Athmar Park, Capitol Hill, Elyria Swansea, Five Points, Northeast Park Hill and University Hills.  In 2009 CPD is striving to implement State of the Neighborhoods citywide through formalized partnerships with other City agencies and non-profit organizations.   
     
    Stay tuned for more information!  Please contact barbara.frommell@denvergov.org with any questions.
     
     
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     Denver Neighborhood Walk Scores
    How walkable is your neighborhood?
     
    Walkability is based on a number of factors including block size, street connectivity, quality of sidewalks, and access to day-to-day services and destinations.   Below is the Walk Score for Denver's Webb Municipal Building (201 W. Colfax).  
     
     
     
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     Tour Denver's Neighborhoods
    Explore Denver's great neighborhoods yourself on foot or by bike with this FREE Denver Hike and Bike Map (pdf, 7.6Mb).
     
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