Community Meeting Agenda for September 3, 2026
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6:30 pm |
Board Chair, Tracey MacDermott – Welcome and Introductions |
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6:40 pm |
Colette Carey, Executive Director – Community Update |
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6:45 pm |
Home Tour/Street Fair Update |
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6:50 pm |
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7:00 pm |
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7:15 pm |
Alfredo Reyes – Candidate for Denver City Council At Large |
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7:25 pm |
Open Floor – Questions, Comments |
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7:35 pm |
Meeting Close/Board Business |
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Attending Community Meetings
Please see the agenda above for details about our next meeting. All are welcome and encouraged to join, independent of whether you’re a member, Park Hill resident, neighborhood stakeholder or just an interested and engaged citizen.
Our regular monthly meetings are a combined community and board meeting and held on the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. with a few exceptions. We typically do not hold meetings in July or December, and October is reserved for our annual meeting and board elections. A typical monthly meeting agenda includes presentations on issues pertaining to Park Hill and concludes with board business. The purpose of the meetings is to relay pertinent information to Park Hill residents and allow the board to engage in discussion and vote on various issues.
Presenting at Community Meetings
All requests to present must be made at least two weeks prior to the community meeting date. Please send your request to:
Board Chair: chair@greaterparkhill.org (Tracey MacDermott)
: director@greaterparkhill.org (Colette Carey)
Please include the following information in your request:
Requested meeting date
Topic and how it pertains to Park Hill residents (if it’s not obvious)
Amount of time you need (maximum is 10 to 15 minutes)
Name and title of presenter
Please note: We limit presentations to topics and matters of interest to our neighborhood and reserve the right to reschedule, cancel or respectfully decline any request to present.
Important details for presenters
Because our meetings are a hybrid of in-person and online, presenters need to bring a device on which they can log into the Zoom meeting. Even if you’re presenting in person, having your device in front of you ensures that online participants can see you. If you have a visual presentation (Powerpoint, for example), you will definitely need to bring your device and log into the Zoom meeting as this is how all participants, both in person and online, can view your presentation.
As you plan your presentation, please consider the other presenters and attendees of the meeting and keep your presentation concise and within the allotted timeframe. If you anticipate a lengthy Q&A, please adjust your presentation accordingly.
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