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GOVERNMENT MAYOR RON reports GV AND CHERRY CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNER FOR SAFETY Our children’s safety has always been our number one priority and will continue to be the number one priority of the Greenwood Village Police Department as we begin the 2019-2020 school year. In an effort to enhance the safety of nearly 8,725 students, faculty, and staff of the Cherry Creek School District (CCSD) campuses in Greenwood Village, including Cherry Creek High School, West and Campus Middle Schools, and Belleview and Greenwood Elementary schools, the City Council Ron Rakowsky rrakowsky@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-486-5741 unanimously approved an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with CCSD. The purpose of the IGA is to outline the Police Department and CCSD’s cost-sharing responsibilities related to the school resource officer (SRO) program. One major change to the SRO program this year is six school resource officers designated to the program, versus five officers assigned last year. Five school resource officers will be assigned to the Cherry Creek School campus, including Belleview Elementary and Campus Middle School; and one officer will be assigned to West Middle School and Greenwood Elementary. Greenwood Village is pleased with the strong and positive working relationship with the Cherry Creek School District and applaud Superintendent Scott Siegfried for his ongoing support of the SRO Program to ensure our school campuses remain safe. Provided below is contact information for the 2019-2020 Greenwood Village Police School Resource Officers. In an emergency or for immediate assistance in an urgent situation, please call 9-1-1 FIRST. An available officer will be immediately dispatched to the situation. In addition, we encourage you to reach out to your school resource officers who are always available to offer assistance to parents and students. Get involved in what your children are doing and how they are feeling about life, school, friends, etc. Parents who notice red flags early have the best chance of getting their children to change or get help before the situation worsens. Declining grades, disrespectful friends, loss of activity or interest, and use of drugs are some warnings signs to watch for that your child may require some immediate assistance and our school resource officers care enough to help. Greenwood Village School Resource Officers, from left to right: Sergeant Steve Nelson, Corporal Sarah Joswick, Officer Suzanne Beckstrom, Officer Josh Martinez, Officer Rodney Valenzuela and Officer Tyler Heaton. Sergeant Steve Nelson #9505 snelson@greenwoodvillage.com Police Department 303-486-8272 Cell Phone Number 303-944-5570 Corporal Sarah Joswick #0703 sjoswick@greenwoodvillage.com Cell Phone Number 303-594-7301 School Office CCHS IC Bldg. 720-554-2926 Officer Rodney Valenzuela #0604 rvalenzuela@greenwoodvillage.com Cell Phone Number 303-944-5379 School Office West Middle School 720-554-5161 Officer Suzanne Beckstrom #8806 sbeckstrom@greenwoodvillage.com Cell Phone Number 303-944-5597 School Office CCHS East Bldg. 720-554-2215 Officer Joshua Martinez #1306 jmartinez@greenwoodvillage.com Cell Phone Number 303-944-6472 School Office CCHS West Bldg. 720-554-2264 Officer Tyler Heaton #1101 theaton@greenwoodvillage.com Cell Phone Number 303-944-5584 School Office CCHS IC Bldg. 720-554-2440 PG. 2 GV NEWSLETTER | SEPTEMBER 2019
GOVERNMENT CITY council NOT SURE WHO YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS ARE? Obtain a list of your state and national government representatives at www.arapahoevotes.com DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 4 Dave Bullock dbullock@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4137 Anne Ingebretsen aingebretsen@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4135 Steve Moran smoran@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4133 Judith Hilton jhilton@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4131 Jerry Presley jpresley@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4138 Dave Kerber dkerber@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4136 George Lantz glantz@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4134 Thomas Dougherty tdougherty@ greenwoodvillage.com 303-804-4132 DENVER WATER’S PROPOSED LEAD REDUCTION PROGRAM Virtually all water used by Greenwood Village comes from Denver Water. The water Denver Water delivers to homes and businesses is lead-free, but lead can get into the water as it moves through a home’s lead-containing plumbing and service lines. In Denver Water’s experience, homes and buildings most likely to have lead service lines are those built before 1951. That is why Denver Water is working with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Environmental Protection Agency to further reduce potential lead exposure for customers with lead service lines and plumbing. The EPA is considering a variance request for this program from the previously designated corrosion control method of adding orthophosphate to the water supply. Lead service lines, like the one pictured here, were initially installed by builders most likely before 1951 and are the responsibility of the property owner. The proposal protects future generations and aims to reduce continued on page 4 SEPTEMBER 2019 | GV NEWSLETTER PG. 3
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