City of Northglenn
Police Chief Jim May and Rupa Vankatesh, Assistant to the City Manager, discuss Northglenn's commitment to DEI - Click this image to watch the video!
What is coming soon?
Here is a list of upcoming DISE and CCPP events to support Northglenn's commitment to DEI.
DISE Board Listening Session COMPLETED
We want to engage the community in dialogue and learning around Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity. Join us for this discussion!
- Starts at 5:30 p.m.
- Join by computer at:
- https://zoom.us/j/95928760187
- Join by phone at:
- 1-346-248-7799
- Meeting ID: 959 2876 0187
CCPP Board Introductory Meeting COMPLETED
This is the first meeting of the CCPP Board. The meeting will cover:
- An introduction to CCPP
- A description of the role of the CCPP Board
- Discussion on next steps and collaborative efforts
CCPP Board Listening Session #1: 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. COMPLETED
This virtual meeting will be the first of three facilitated discussions on ways the police department can collaborate with the community, and build and sustain trust in an equitable manner.
Use this link to join the event:
Here is the call-in information as well:
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Community Leader and CCPP Board Listening Sessions
On August 10th - the team from BerryDunn will be in Northglenn to meet with community leaders and the CCPP Board. These discussions will provide additional discussions on race and equity, and community trust and collaboration.
CCPP Board Listening Session #2: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
The team from BerryDunn will lead this in-person meeting and will summarize information from prior diversity and equity discussions. Following this summary, BerryDunn will seek community feedback and additional comments.
This meeting will be held at:
Northglenn City Hall
Council Chambers
11701 Community Center Drive
Come and join us for the discussion!
IS THIS A GOOD HEADING?
DISE Community Feedback
Please share your thoughts about the Diversity, Inclusivity and Social Equity Board.
DISE Project Questions
Do you have questions about the Diversity, Inclusivity and Social Equity Board?
What have others asked about DISE?
Use the drop arrow to check out the FAQ's
Why did the city start the DISE project?
The City Council has developed a strategic focus to promote diversity, inclusivity, and social equity in the City of Northglenn, and the DISE Board provides an opportunity to collect community feedback, to use in future decision-making by community leaders.
What is the purpose of the board?
The Board supports City Council’s strategic focus on diversity and will use community feedback to influence future decision-making to promote diversity, inclusivity and social equity in Northglenn. This will be done through education, outreach, and policy review and recommendations.
How long are the terms for Board members? How many Board memers are there?
There are 11 Board members and one Council ex-officio member who is a non-voting member. The 11 members consist of 2 residents representing each of the 4 Wards, 2 community at-large members, and 1 youth at-large member. The terms are 3-year-terms and per the Board by-laws, the chair, Vice Chair and Secretary are elected every year.
How can I get involved?
Throughout the year, be on the lookout for engagement opportunities and events on our website here. On April 7, we had a community listening session which you can view the recording on our website and we plan to hold more. Also please take our survey and let us know what you want to see in the community!
DISE Project Documents
Community Co-Production Policing - A New Approach
CCPP Community Feedback
What are your thoughts about race and equity in Northglenn from a public safety standpoint? Take the survey - and let us hear from you!
CCPP Questions
Do you have questions about CCPP and what it means for Northglenn? Ask your questions here.
What have others asked about CCPP?
Here is a list of our frequently asked questions about CCPP.
What exactly is CCPP?
CCPP stands for Community Co-Production Policing. It begins with the premise that those within the community should have an influential voice in the key decisions that affect how the community is policed. CCPP provides a collaborative model that helps the police department engage the community on important matters, by collecting valuable input from the community itself.
Will the CCPP decisions be public knowledge?
Decisions made through the CCPP will be made public, as all meetings are recorded. However, there will be times when the CCPP Board may meet in an Executive Session to review confidential information which is not public.
Will in-person meetings be recorded or available to attend virtually?
All meetings will be recorded, to include in-person meetings and posted on the City of Northglenn's website. For in-person trainings, members and the public can also attend virtually.
How will the CCPP affect the NPD?
The CCPP Board is a collaborate Advisory Board to the Northglenn City Council and Northglenn Police Department. The two will work together to better community policing, strengthen the relationship with our community, and work on recommendations in the BerryDunn 360 assessment.
Will CCPP board members have training to understand policies, procedures, State Law/C.R.S.?
CCPP Board members will have the opportunity to attend a mini-academy of six training classes. Later, they will have the opportunity to do a ride along, attend in-person and interactive training, and attend the Citizen's Police Academy.
CCPP Project Documents
