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Park Hill Golf Course Visioning Process
February 2021
Park Hill Golf Club
Setting a vision:
City planners begin meeting with residents
This January, city planners from Denver Community Planning and Development and the Parks and Recreation department began meeting with neighborhood groups to answer questions and share information about the Park Hill Golf Course visioning process.

  • January 7 - Greater Park Hill neighborhood organization
  • January 7 - Park Hill Village neighborhood organization
  • January 12 - Clayton United neighborhood organization
  • January 14 - Northeast Park Hill neighborhood organization

If you have a community group and would like city staff to attend a meeting, please let us know! We are meeting with residents virtually on Zoom and are happy to set up presentations, Q&A sessions, or just listening sessions where we can hear from your members directly.
Denver Metro Community Impact
Community Navigators take neighborhood outreach to a new level
In fall 2020, Community Planning and Development contracted Denver Metro Community Impact (DMCI) to help gather community voices to inform a vision for the future of the Park Hill Golf Course land. DMCI (formerly Park Hill Collective Impact) is an experienced convener and facilitator of community conversations. Learn more about DMCI here.

DMCI will use "Community Navigators" who will work specifically to encourage participation in the visioning process from underrepresented populations, including (but not limited to) seniors, youth, Latinx, African Americans, and renters in the Northeast Park Hill, Elyria Swansea, and Clayton neighborhoods.

Community Navigators should be skilled in working with youth and culturally diverse populations, be knowledgeable about and live in/have strong connections to the communities they serve. They are a critical component to our engagement strategy, ensuring the Park Hill Golf Course visioning process is more equitable to communities of all ages, backgrounds, and cultures. To become a Community Navigator, you must be at least 16 years old.
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Tune in February 9 for the first meeting of the Community Steering Committee
In fall 2020, we announced an open call through our website, social media, and community groups for people who might be interested in joining the Community Steering Committee for this process. The committee will help us review and consider public feedback, engage others in the visioning process, and ultimately recommend actions for consideration by Denver City Council.

All steering committee meetings are open to the public to observe. Recordings will be available on our website if you can't make the meeting time.

Tuesday, February 9
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.