If you are looking for a place to dispose of your old phone book, the
Town will offer FREE phone book recycling from now until April 20. Drop
off your old phone books in the dumpster in the east parking lot of
Town Hall, located at 20120 E. Mainstreet.
For more information call 303.841.0353 or email town@parkeronline.org.
Thursday, March 13
Parker Police Citizen Academy
Parker area residents are invited to attend the Parker Police
Department's eight-week citizen academy program. This program gives
participants firsthand information about how the police department operates.
Classes will focus on criminal law, the drug task force, evidence,
dispatch, firearms training (optional), traffic laws, accident reconstruction,
DUI laws, Taser demonstrations, DARE and many other topics. All
attendees will also participate in a graduation at the end of the program.
The classroom work, combined with field trips and tours, begins
Thursday, April 3 and requires a commitment of one night a week from 6 to 10
p.m. for eight weeks. All classes will be held on Thursday nights.
Find the application online at www.parkeronline.org or pick up an
application at the Parker Police Department, located at 19600 E. Parker
Square Drive. Applications must be turned in to the Police Department no
later than March 20 at 5 p.m. Applications will be accepted on a
first-come, first-served basis. All applicants are subject to a background
check.
Participation is limited to 15 people ages 21 and older. Due to the
tremendous success of the program, citizen police academies will be held
three times in 2008. For more information, contact Lt. Prior at
303.841.9800 or jprior@parkeronline.org or Kathy Henry at
khenry@parkeronline.org.
Department's eight-week citizen academy program. This program gives
participants firsthand information about how the police department operates.
Classes will focus on criminal law, the drug task force, evidence,
dispatch, firearms training (optional), traffic laws, accident reconstruction,
DUI laws, Taser demonstrations, DARE and many other topics. All
attendees will also participate in a graduation at the end of the program.
The classroom work, combined with field trips and tours, begins
Thursday, April 3 and requires a commitment of one night a week from 6 to 10
p.m. for eight weeks. All classes will be held on Thursday nights.
Find the application online at www.parkeronline.org or pick up an
application at the Parker Police Department, located at 19600 E. Parker
Square Drive. Applications must be turned in to the Police Department no
later than March 20 at 5 p.m. Applications will be accepted on a
first-come, first-served basis. All applicants are subject to a background
check.
Participation is limited to 15 people ages 21 and older. Due to the
tremendous success of the program, citizen police academies will be held
three times in 2008. For more information, contact Lt. Prior at
303.841.9800 or jprior@parkeronline.org or Kathy Henry at
khenry@parkeronline.org.
Upward at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church
Join Upward at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church this March 31st- April 3rd, for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for FUN, FAITH and the BEST spring break ever!
Please join us at our basketball or cheerleading camps, where campers will learn good sportsmanship, skills and sport-specific techniques from loving and qualified coaches! Practices daily are filled with exciting prizes, team building games, skill stations, sports technique instruction, scrimmages, sideline cheering, snacks, devotions and excitement at every turn! Campers will show off their skills at the end of the camp with “parent day”, a chance for campers to demonstrate all the wonderful new things they’ve learned! Don’t miss out on this adventure- Sign up today! We can’t wait to see you soon!
Basketball and Cheer Camps run 8am-12pm daily!
Kindergarteners- 6th graders welcome!
Early registration is $35 per camper!
After March 16th, cost is $45 per camper!
Registration forms available at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church or
Online at www.Upward.org
When your child attends an Upward camp they receive:
Fun Filled Practice and Instruction Daily!
Opportunity to learn new drills to improve skills!
The excitement of receiving special recognition awards!
An Upward Basketball or Cheer Camp T-shirt!
A Camp Water Bottle!
A Camp Poster!
Official Upward Poms (For Cheerleaders) or an Official Upward Basketball (For Basketball Players)!
Contact Hunter Johnson at CCPC for more information!
(303) 779-9909 ext 5214
Cheery Creek Presbyterian Church
10150 East Belleview Avenue
Englewood, Colorado 80111
Please join us at our basketball or cheerleading camps, where campers will learn good sportsmanship, skills and sport-specific techniques from loving and qualified coaches! Practices daily are filled with exciting prizes, team building games, skill stations, sports technique instruction, scrimmages, sideline cheering, snacks, devotions and excitement at every turn! Campers will show off their skills at the end of the camp with “parent day”, a chance for campers to demonstrate all the wonderful new things they’ve learned! Don’t miss out on this adventure- Sign up today! We can’t wait to see you soon!
Basketball and Cheer Camps run 8am-12pm daily!
Kindergarteners- 6th graders welcome!
Early registration is $35 per camper!
After March 16th, cost is $45 per camper!
Registration forms available at Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church or
Online at www.Upward.org
When your child attends an Upward camp they receive:
Fun Filled Practice and Instruction Daily!
Opportunity to learn new drills to improve skills!
The excitement of receiving special recognition awards!
An Upward Basketball or Cheer Camp T-shirt!
A Camp Water Bottle!
A Camp Poster!
Official Upward Poms (For Cheerleaders) or an Official Upward Basketball (For Basketball Players)!
Contact Hunter Johnson at CCPC for more information!
(303) 779-9909 ext 5214
Cheery Creek Presbyterian Church
10150 East Belleview Avenue
Englewood, Colorado 80111
Neighborhood Services Offers Spring Tips to Residents!
Neighborhood Services Offers Spring Tips to Residents!
As spring approaches, the Town's Neighborhood Services Division would
like to remind residents that Parker has several ordinances in place
directly relating to the upkeep of residential and commercial property in
the Town. These ordinances help keep Parker beautiful and also help
keep maintain property values. As you may know, one of the most effective
things homeowners can do to ensure their property maintains maximum
value is to simply take care of it.
The Town's Neighborhood Services Department conducts both proactive and
complaint-based inspections of private property. Violations of
ordinances could result in a courtesy warning, a notice of violation or even
a ticket to Municipal Court. During an inspection, some of the things
the Neighborhood Services Division looks for are:
Abandoned/Inoperable Vehicles:
Vehicles without current license plates
Dismantled, junked or wrecked vehicles
Vehicles which are obviously unable to be driven, i.e. flat tires, on
jacks, broken windows, etc.
Note: Putting tarps over vehicles does not correct the problem.
Grass/Weeds:
Any grass/weeds over 12 inches tall must be cut
Trash/Junk/Debris:
No trash, junk or debris may be left or stored in the front, side or
rear yards. This includes appliances, indoor furniture, remnants of
wood, metal or plastic, brush or trash piles, discarded materials or
machinery, auto parts, etc.
Obstructing sidewalks, streets or gutters:
It is unlawful to obstruct sidewalks, streets or gutters with
landscaping materials, basketball hoops or other athletic equipment, roll away
dumpsters or other trash receptacles (with the exception of trash day
pick up).
Please take a few moments to inspect your property and make sure you
don't have any of the violations listed above. If you have any questions
or would like more information, please call neighborhood Services at
303.841.2332 or visit our Web site at www.parkeronline.org.
The Neighborhood Services team extends our thanks to you in helping to
make your neighborhood and Town a better place.
As spring approaches, the Town's Neighborhood Services Division would
like to remind residents that Parker has several ordinances in place
directly relating to the upkeep of residential and commercial property in
the Town. These ordinances help keep Parker beautiful and also help
keep maintain property values. As you may know, one of the most effective
things homeowners can do to ensure their property maintains maximum
value is to simply take care of it.
The Town's Neighborhood Services Department conducts both proactive and
complaint-based inspections of private property. Violations of
ordinances could result in a courtesy warning, a notice of violation or even
a ticket to Municipal Court. During an inspection, some of the things
the Neighborhood Services Division looks for are:
Abandoned/Inoperable Vehicles:
Vehicles without current license plates
Dismantled, junked or wrecked vehicles
Vehicles which are obviously unable to be driven, i.e. flat tires, on
jacks, broken windows, etc.
Note: Putting tarps over vehicles does not correct the problem.
Grass/Weeds:
Any grass/weeds over 12 inches tall must be cut
Trash/Junk/Debris:
No trash, junk or debris may be left or stored in the front, side or
rear yards. This includes appliances, indoor furniture, remnants of
wood, metal or plastic, brush or trash piles, discarded materials or
machinery, auto parts, etc.
Obstructing sidewalks, streets or gutters:
It is unlawful to obstruct sidewalks, streets or gutters with
landscaping materials, basketball hoops or other athletic equipment, roll away
dumpsters or other trash receptacles (with the exception of trash day
pick up).
Please take a few moments to inspect your property and make sure you
don't have any of the violations listed above. If you have any questions
or would like more information, please call neighborhood Services at
303.841.2332 or visit our Web site at www.parkeronline.org.
The Neighborhood Services team extends our thanks to you in helping to
make your neighborhood and Town a better place.
Monday, March 10
Parker Artist Guild Spring Art Show
Parker Artist Guild 5th Annual Spring Art Show Admission is Free Saturday, March 29 and Sunday, March 30 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. both days Parker Mainstreet Center 19650 E Mainstreet, Parker Two blocks east of Parker Road on Mainstreet in downtown Parker
The Spring Art Show is one of two major art events held in Parker that are sponsored by the Parker Artists Guild. This is the 5th year for the Spring Art Show. The show is held at the Mainstreet Center in Parker on the last weekend in March. The event has strong support from the Town of Parker and local businesses such as Parker Station and Choice Bank both located in Parker. More than 40 artisans will be exhibiting their original work for sale. Media represented includes painting in a wide variety of media, photography, drawing, pastels, pottery, jewelry, wood working, glass, sculpture and more.
In addition to the visual arts, the Parker Arts Council will provide musical entertainment Saturday (3/29) afternoon. Refreshments and soft drinks will also be sold both days and there will be door prizes. In addition the Parker Historical Society will have the turn of the century school room open. Part of the Mainstreet Center contains the original Parker High School building. Parker Artists Guild is made up of artists primarily from Parker and the Douglas County area.
For more information about Parker Artists Guild and the Spring Art Show visit www.ParkerArtistsGuild.com. Or e-mail our show chairman, David Bahm at davebahm@comcast.net
The Spring Art Show is one of two major art events held in Parker that are sponsored by the Parker Artists Guild. This is the 5th year for the Spring Art Show. The show is held at the Mainstreet Center in Parker on the last weekend in March. The event has strong support from the Town of Parker and local businesses such as Parker Station and Choice Bank both located in Parker. More than 40 artisans will be exhibiting their original work for sale. Media represented includes painting in a wide variety of media, photography, drawing, pastels, pottery, jewelry, wood working, glass, sculpture and more.
In addition to the visual arts, the Parker Arts Council will provide musical entertainment Saturday (3/29) afternoon. Refreshments and soft drinks will also be sold both days and there will be door prizes. In addition the Parker Historical Society will have the turn of the century school room open. Part of the Mainstreet Center contains the original Parker High School building. Parker Artists Guild is made up of artists primarily from Parker and the Douglas County area.
For more information about Parker Artists Guild and the Spring Art Show visit www.ParkerArtistsGuild.com. Or e-mail our show chairman, David Bahm at davebahm@comcast.net
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