According to the monthly city manager’s report for the City of Greenwood Village, year-to-date general fund revenues for the first nine months of 2023 were $40,445,327, or 9% above what was budgeted for that period. General Fund expenditures through September 30, 2023 were $37,442,527, or 2% below the amount that had been budgeted for the …
In Greenwood Village, revenue is up and crime is down Read More »
On Thursday, October 19, Greenwood Village Police issued a statement that they had “made an attempt to contact two shoplifting suspects at 4:25 p.m. on Oct. 19, 2023, outside of the Sierra Trading Post, 5910 S. University Blvd. The suspects were sitting in a vehicle in the parking lot and fled as soon as officers …
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With all the talk about increased crime rates, The Villager decided to look at the actual crimes numbers for two of the cities in our area from January through July of this year. Cherry Hills Village We started with Cherry Hills Village, where theft of items from cars, most often unlocked, saw the largest year-over-year …
On August 10, Cherry Hills Village Chief of Police Jason Lyons presided over a town hall for CHV residents about new criminal activity in the city. In addition to a healthy contingent of residents, CHV City Council Members Al Blum, Dan Sheldon, Earl Hoellen, Susan Maguire, Mayor Pro Tem Randy Weil, and Interim City Manager …
CHV Police Chief Lyons tells residents about recent crime spree Read More »
At its July 17 study session, the Greenwood Village City Council responded enthusiastically to Police Chief Dustin Varney’s proposal to add 14 more automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) around the city, to supplement the two that have been in use in the vicinity of Arapahoe Road and the I-25 corridor since 2020. Chief Varney explained …
Greenwood Village will install license plate readers around the city to fight crime Read More »
Every year, the Greenwood Village Police Department recognizes members of its team and the public who have been deemed to have provided exceptional service to the community. All awards originate with recommendation from peers or the public. Those are reviewed by top police department brass who decide what awards have been earned. On May 25, …
GVPD recognizes service that goes above and beyond Read More »
When photos of two students at Campus Middle School (CMS) with swastikas drawn on them spread through the community on the day the school presented a program about the Holocaust recently, it led to the reporting of other acts of antisemitism at that school and at West Middle School (WMS). The May 8 regular …
CCSD students and parents report antisemitic taunts to school board Read More »
SB23-279 Unserialized Firearms and Firearm Components is on its way to Governor Polis for signature after passing the State House on May 5, having passed the Senate on April 28. The bill won the support of every Democrat, except Sen. Kevin Priola, who was a Republican until last year. No Republicans in either the State …
