First ‘Corner’ Highlights Arvada PD
Councilor Zenzinger’s Event to Focus on Prevention of Summer Crime
"ARVADA, Colo. (June 23, 2011) – At the first “Council on Your Corner” community forum July 12, the Arvada Police Department will present information about ways that citizens can help reduce garage burglaries and car break-ins.
A representative of the APD will be on hand at Panera Bread, 77th Ave. and Wadsworth Blvd., for the 6:30-8 p.m. event, answering any questions about law enforcement and safety in Arvada. Councilmember Rachel Zenzinger will also discuss some of the major issues facing the city and region, and she will invite attendees to offer their own perspectives.
Zenzinger represents Arvada’s District 1, and she will focus on topics most relevant to the east side of Arvada; but anyone with any connections or interest in the city is welcome to attend. Zenzinger will present an update on the city’s budgetary issues, ordinances under consideration, development efforts, etc. And she will encourage participants to express any concerns, suggestions, or support for current city direction.
The event will be the first of a quarterly series that will continue in October, then again in January and April 2012.
While her Councilor on Your Corner series is designed to facilitate interaction between Arvada residents and their elected representative, Zenzinger is available to answer questions throughout the year via email at rzenzinger@arvada.org. Residents can also follow Zenzinger on Twitter (@Zenzinger_AtoZ) as she describes her activities and observations in connection with her duties as an elected official.
Participants of Zenzinger’s Councilor on Your Corner are encouraged to log their own “tweets” live during the event and post them to hashtag #CouncilorCorner.
Zenzinger was elected in November 2009 to serve as a member of the Arvada City Council representing District 1, which is generally described as the northeast part of Arvada from approximately 72nd Avenue north to 88th Avenue, and from Sheridan Blvd. west to Kipling; and the area south of Standley Lake to Simms." - Steve Caulk
(off) 303-410-4971
(cell) 720-839-3194
3552 W. 100th Pl.
Westminster, Colo. 80031
We encourage you to go to this event and ask the councilor some tough questions like why she is planning on ripping out the Arvada community garden if she believes in sustainability. Also there should be some questions about her involvement with the School Board and the recent attempts to transfer citizen tax dollars to the schools. As well as the K-8 park which the school district will own but the city will pay for. Again please attend this important event and have your questions ready.
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