City of Greenwood Village - Official Publication of the City of Greenwood Village

The Official Newsletter of the City of Greenwood Village, Colorado
eIssue April 2025

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The Newsletter's New Look 

The City of Greenwood Village is excited to present a new look and feel to our communications, including the Greenwood Village Newsletter. These changes, which include updated logos, colors and fonts, will help create consistency throughout our messaging. 

While the core of what we do and how we communicate with Greenwood Village residents, businesses and stakeholders remains the same, this new visual representation serves to improve how we showcase our identity throughout Greenwood Village and beyond. You will begin to see these changes to our website and digital communications soon, and to things like street signage and vehicles over time, as they warrant replacement to avoid requiring additional funding.

Mayor's Message

Mayor George Lantz shares a new update on the Legislative Session, and brings his Celebrating 75 series into the 1970s when Greenwood Village established its first Master Plan and became a Home Rule city. Read the Mayor's Message.

Community Development: Neighborhood Services

From code enforcement and building permits to conveyance and contractor licensing, Neighborhood Services is a key service area within The City of Greenwood Village’s Community Development Department that is continuing to evolve to meet the needs of the community. Recent enhancements have been vital to ensuring Greenwood Village remains a well-maintained, thriving community. Learn more about code enforcement trends and the City's new online reporting tool. 
A code enforcement officer sweeps debris from a sidewalk next to a City vehicle.

Police: New Vehicle Design

After more than a decade, Greenwood Village Police Department has refreshed the patrol vehicle design. The new, modern look incorporates more reflective features for enhanced safety when driving at night. GVPD has so far added one patrol vehicle with the new design and plans to update the fleet according to the City’s existing vehicle replacement policy and schedule. If you see the new car out in the community, make sure to say hello!
GVPD police vehicle new 2025 design

Apply Now: Youth Police Academy

Know a teen interested in law enforcement? Applications are now open for Greenwood Village Police Department’s Youth Academy, held daily from Monday, June 2, to Friday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at West Middle School. Learn more and apply.

Remember to Always Lock Your Car

As the weather warms up and you’re making plans to head out to Greenwood Village parks and trails, or to visit a local restaurant or shopping center, remember to always lock your vehicle. Even if you are just planning to make a quick stop, never leave your car unlocked. Car thefts that occur in public places are often crimes of opportunity, so make sure your vehicle is not an easy target for criminals. To report an emergency or life-threatening situation, please call 911. To report suspicious activity, a crime that has already occurred or file a police report, call GVPD at 303-773-2525.

Fiddler's Green Noise Complaint Line 

In advance of the summer concert season, we’d like to remind the public that Greenwood Village Police Department maintains a dedicated phone number to respond to noise complaints related to Fiddler’s Green. To file a noise complaint, call 303-486-8275. The Police Department responds to and investigates all concerns reported via this line. 

Recreation Reimbursements: Updates for 2025

At the November 4 City Council Meeting, Greenwood Village City Council approved a resolution to increase the total recreation reimbursement amount per household from $500 to $550 beginning January 1, 2025, for eligible recreation activities. Learn more about the Recreation Reimbursement program.

Upcoming Events

Centennial Airport Part 150 Noise Compatibility Open House 

Wednesday, April 9, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Maintenance Facility

Centennial Airport is hosting a public open house to share more information and answer questions about its Part 150 Noise Compatibility Study. Make plans to attend or submit your questions in advance.

Egg Hunt

Thursday, April 17, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at Westlands Park

Hop, skip or jump over to Westlands Park for an egg hunt with special prizes for every age group! Register for tickets.

Orchard Hills Park Overlook Grand Opening & Arbor Day Celebration
Friday, April 25, 10 a.m. at Orchard Hills Park 

Come celebrate the completion of the new Orchard Hills Park Overlook on Arbor Day. Learn more.

Fishing Derby

Saturday, April 26, 7 to 10:30 a.m. at Tommy Davis Park 

Reel in a big one as we stock the pond for a family-friendly fishing adventure featuring a duck race and pancake breakfast. Register for tickets.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Saturday, April 26, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at City Hall

Turn in unneeded medication for safe disposal with GVPD. Learn more.

View the calendar for a full list of upcoming Greenwood Village events and activities.

Arts and Recreation
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Summer Camp with Performing Arts Academy

The City of Greenwood Village is once again partnering with Performing Arts Academy Colorado on a summer camp at Aspen Academy for kids to learn the basics of acting and performing. Learn more and register.
Shakespeare in the Parking Lot

Shakespeare in the Parking Lot

The Curtis Center for the Arts is pleased to present a live, abridged performance of “Romeo & Juliet” in partnership with Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) — right in our parking lot! Join us for the free show on Saturday, May 3, at noon at The Curtis Center. The performance is around 45 minutes long and we recommend you bring an outdoor chair to enjoy the show. Stripped-down but no less impactful, DCPA’s Shakespeare in the Parking Lot performances take place in and around a pick-up truck “set.” We hope to see you there!
Youth Art Month display at Curtis Center for the Arts

Exhibit at the Curtis Center: Youth Art Month

Student art from participating local schools will be on display from April 12 to May 3. The gallery will be open until 7 p.m. on Wednesdays April 16, 23 and 20. 

Summer Jobs with Parks, Trails and Recreation

Looking for a full-time summer job? Apply now to work with the Greenwood Village Parks, Trails, & Recreation Department working primarily outdoors, where you’ll get to enjoy the beautiful Colorado weather and work on a team dedicated to enhancing the experience of all Greenwood Village parks, trails and open spaces. Job opportunities are available for applicants ages 16-17 ($17 per hour) and 18+ ($18 per hour). Working hours are Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Learn more and apply now.
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Register for Art Programs

Register for Recreation Programs

City Council

Upcoming City Council Meetings

City Council Study Session & Regular Meeting
Monday, April 7 at 6 p.m.

View upcoming meeting information and agendas

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