Our Favorite Links
- Neighborhood Services Page
Click or scroll down for the following links...
Good to Know
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Can be a handy link to find county offices anywhere in the country
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911 and Code Red Links - Emergencies
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911, when to use it, when not to
Smart 911 register your household data for first resonders Code Red (reverse 911) - how this works to notify you in cases of emergencies |
Local Government - We consolidated our Lakewood links in the "City of Lakewood" section.
Elected Officials
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City Mayor - Adam Paul: 303-988-6484
City Council - Dave Wiechman: 303-986-4818 City Council - Adam Paul: 720-515-6501 State Representative Max Tyler: 303-866-2951 State Senator Cheri Jahn: (303) 866-4856 U.S. Representative Ed Perlmutter 303-274-7944 U.S. Senator Michael Bennet (303) 455-7600 U.S. Senator Cory Gardner (303) 391-5777 |
Our Schools
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Just in ...
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October 1, 2014 - Foothills Elementary School News: On the recent standardized assessment testing, students at Foothills have accelerated and exceeded previous year performance in reading and writing by more than 17%. Foothills had 12 data indicators that exceeded BOTH the district AND the state in writing. Students are operating at core levels (grade levels) in almost all grades in reading. As a result, Foothills has now been classified as a PERFORMANCE school instead of an IMPROVEMENT school.
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Dunstan Junior Middle School
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Recreation
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Green Mountain Recreation Center
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West Denver Trout Unlimited Chapter
Colorado Parks and Wildife is an outstanding resource for all parks AND ANIMALS, including all of the animals we we see on Green Mountain
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Personal Blogs - We are happy to reference blogs and sites of our neighbors.
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GM Runner is a blogger who runs the top of Green Mountain and has a botanical project recording the flora on the mountain.
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Melissa documents her experience in Colorado, the mountains and Green Mountain Estates. (IT pro and also teaches yoga.)
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Volunteer Organizations
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The West Metro Fire Rescue Foundation was incorporated in 1995 as a public, nonprofit foundation in order to promote life safety through community leadership, education and financial assistance in support of fire safety education programs. The Foundation funds programs led by West Metro Fire Fighters and employees to create a safe and fire free community. Our current funding efforts provide counseling to reduce Juvenile Fire Setter activity, and funds to build a fire station museum at Lakewood Heritage Center, which will be a permanent home for fire and life safety education.
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