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GOVERNMENT<br />
MAKING A difference<br />
VOLUNTEERISM<br />
IN GREENWOOD VILLAGE<br />
IT TAKES CITIZENS<br />
TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE<br />
Greenwood Village has an exceptional quality of life<br />
because of many people who dedicate their time and share<br />
their talents with the Village. These volunteers contribute<br />
countless hours serving on boards and commissions and<br />
assisting departments. Volunteers improve the quality of<br />
life of the community and make the Village a better place<br />
to live and work.<br />
2017 VOLUNTEERS<br />
ARTS COUNCIL<br />
Cynthia Madden Leitner<br />
Alberta “Bert” Buckman<br />
Sandra Carson<br />
Jim Sidinger<br />
Judd Larson<br />
Hima Clara Yerraguntla<br />
Catherine Huggins<br />
BOARD OF<br />
ADJUSTMENTS<br />
& APPEALS<br />
Thomas J. Dougherty<br />
Paul Wiesner<br />
Seanna Mulligan<br />
Alecia Brown<br />
Ralph Wieleba<br />
Thomas B. Stahl<br />
Allan P. Stone<br />
Donna Johnston<br />
Toren Mushovic<br />
PARKS, TRAILS<br />
AND RECREATION<br />
COMMISSION<br />
Kevin Kopp<br />
Leonard Goldstein<br />
Margaret Griffes<br />
Eleanor “Ellie” Moller<br />
Robert “Bob” Tews<br />
Brent Neiser<br />
Brian O’Neal<br />
Kathy McClintock<br />
PLANNING & ZONING<br />
COMMISSION<br />
Henny Lasley<br />
Glenn Malloy<br />
Stephen Goldman<br />
Jon Ekoniak<br />
Brian Strandes<br />
Elizabeth “Libby” Barnacle<br />
Brian L. Anderson<br />
Steve Burns<br />
BOY SCOUT TROOP 365<br />
Michael Schwartz<br />
MASTER GARDENERS<br />
Sally Swartz<br />
Judy Kunz<br />
Doug Harmon<br />
Toni Oakes<br />
Gloria Hugel<br />
Ann Marie Kotzer<br />
Larry Layng<br />
Evelyn Alton<br />
Steve Pontesso<br />
POLICE DEPARTMENT<br />
Deanie Zelkin<br />
Marilyn Litman<br />
Kim Atencio<br />
Elaine Ferwerda<br />
Paul Wilson<br />
Pam Fernholz<br />
Deniece Loucks<br />
Many citizens volunteer for a variety of reasons, but share one<br />
common goal — adding their effort to the work of others to<br />
make everyone’s lives better. Volunteering for Greenwood Village<br />
can be a rewarding experience especially when you see the<br />
benefits happening right in your own community. Whether it’s<br />
providing input on a new development in the neighborhood,<br />
recommending enhancements to a new park or trail, assisting a<br />
victim of a crime, teaching an art class to a group of youth, or<br />
planting crops at the Silo Park Garden for food that will go to a<br />
local food shelter, volunteers get the first hand in shaping a<br />
community’s future.<br />
The Village has an array of volunteers across City Hall who<br />
dedicate their time to serve their local government and the many<br />
services and programs the Village offers. Greenwood Village will<br />
continue to offer an outstanding quality of life through the<br />
continued involvement of our volunteers.<br />
Thanks again to all the volunteers for your contributions to help<br />
make Greenwood Village what it is today! <strong>GV</strong><br />
GREENWOOD VILLAGE<br />
CITIZENS’ POLICE ACADEMY<br />
The Greenwood Village Citizens’ Police Academy’s purpose is<br />
to provide a forum whereby participants can develop a basic<br />
understanding of how the Police Department functions. It will<br />
also provide opportunities for ongoing communication between<br />
members of the community and the Police Department.<br />
The Citizens’ Police Academy occurs annually and meets<br />
Thursday nights from 6 to 9 p.m., and two optional Saturdays<br />
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Greenwood Village City Hall<br />
located at 6060 South Quebec Street.<br />
The next Greenwood Village Citizens’ Police Academy will<br />
begin on Thursday, February 22, 20<strong>18</strong>, and continue through<br />
Thursday, May 10, 20<strong>18</strong>. The two Saturday sessions are April<br />
7, 20<strong>18</strong>, and May 5, 20<strong>18</strong>. Citizens’ Academy application forms<br />
are available at the Police Department 6060 South Quebec<br />
Street. The Academy Coordinator will contact you to confirm<br />
your selection to participate.<br />
The Academy is free of charge and open to anyone, not just<br />
residents of Greenwood Village. For more information, contact<br />
Officer Rodney Valenzuela at 303-486-8251 or by email at<br />
rvalenzuela@greenwoodvillage.com.<br />
JANUARY 20<strong>18</strong> | <strong>GV</strong> NEWSLETTER PG. 7
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