City Park Friends and Neighbors

Adam Smith, DPR’s Superintendent for the East District with offices in the Pavilion, has updated his report about the challenges and opportunities facing City Park presented to CPFAN  members at the Sept. 3 Zoom meeting with a list of the following projects slated for implementation in City Park: 1. Sullivan gateway Phase II Rehab – in construction 2. Tennis Court Light LED conversion – spring 2021 3. Tennis courts 1-6 resurfacing – spring 2021 4. City Park Irrigation Master Plan – nearing completion 5. Dustin Redd Playground – fall 2020 6. Sediment Pond on 17th (site of City Park’s first Lily Pond

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Have you ever wanted to get your hands dirty outside of your own garden, like digging into projects at City Park, dubbed the People’s Park since 1906? Zoom with City Park Friends and Neighbors on October 6 at 6 pm to learn about the many fun and educational opportunities available to you through DPR. From tree planting and planting flowers and shrubs as individuals to adopting a park or a flower bed as a group like CPFAN, there are many ways we can give back to our park. Ranger Volunteer Courtesy Patrol and Forestry Field Volunteer are other positions listed on DPR’s

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City Park Friends and Neighbors (CPFAN) will not hold its Annual Meeting on Monday, April 6. Our usual meeting place, Messiah Community Church will be closed. Our speaker for the meeting, Adam Smith, Superintendant, Denver Parks and Recreation, is not able to attend due to new city policies arising from the coronavirus pandemic. This program will be rescheduled. CPFAN is a membership-based Registered Neighborhood Organization with 500 members. We hold annual meetings to elect the coming year’s board members and officers. All members are welcomed to attend our annual meetings and vote on the year’s slate of board members. Nominations

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