Join us at community events this weekend
Planning team members are attending community events throughout the summer and fall. Join us at the following events to ask questions, learn more about the plan and offer your input.
 
  • Movie at the Park, 5:30-9:30 p.m., Friday, August 20, at Zuni Park, 51st and Zuni
  • Pop-up event, 10 a.m.-noon, Saturday, August 21, UPDATED LOCATION: Federal Coffee, 2307 Federal Blvd.

Saturday's pop-up event is happening in partnership with Councilwoman Amanda Sandoval, Denver's Department of Transportation and Infrastructure and the Federal Business Improvement District and will offer an opportunity to learn more about multiple projects happening in in the area. Along with the Near Northwest Area Plan, topics will include Federal Blvd. (23rd to 27th Ave.), Pedestrian Improvements Project, Northwest Community Network (Eliot St. neighborhood bikeway), and Denver Moves Everyone!

Additional opportunities to talk to planners will be posted throughout the summer and fall on the plan webpage: DenverGov.org/nearnorthwestplan. 
Share your thoughts & ideas about your neighborhood in kickoff survey
The Near Northwest Area planning process is officially underway, and we need to hear from you! The kickoff survey will help the planning team learn more about the your ideas, concerns and priorities for the area's neighborhoods. Completing the survey will take only about 15 minutes. Take it today and then share it with your neighbors!
Missed the kickoff event? Watch the replay
Tell your neighbors!
Download our postcard (also available in Spanish) about the plan to help spread the word and encourage other community members to participate.  
About the Near Northwest Area Plan
The Near Northwest Planning Area is made up of the Northwest Denver neighborhoods east of Federal Boulevard: Chaffee Park, Sunnyside, Highland, and Jefferson Park. As part of the Neighborhood Planning Initiative, this project provides an opportunity to create a long-term vision for these neighborhoods that furthers citywide goals and priorities while addressing local neighborhood needs.