The vision for the City of Northglenn is to become a regional hub of the Denver metropolitan area, and to offer livable neighborhoods, quality homes for all generations, and a wide variety of activities for all ages.
The vision for Northglenn Residents is to enjoy living in an attractive City. To feel safe and secure throughout the community. To experience living in a self-contained community offering convenient amenities that is connected for the 21st Century.
The vision for the Northglenn Community is to engage all citizens in the community, to take pride in Northglenn and to experience a strong intergovernmental linkage: youth to adults to seniors to community.
The vision for Northglenn City Government is to be financially sustainable, and to offer its residents 1st class City services.
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| historic preservation commission |
The Northglenn Historic Preservation Commission was created in 1997 to protect, preserve and enhance the city's cultural, social, economic, political and architectural heritage.
The commission consists of seven regular and two alternate members that all serve three-year terms.
The commission meets on the second Monday of each month at 6 p.m. | | Northglenn Residents Needed
The Northglenn Historical Preservation Commission is looking for energetic and enthusiastic volunteers to help preserve the history of Northglenn. The following positions are available:
- Historian/Museum - Collect, catalog, clean, repair, care for, and store historic objects. Arrange museum exhibits, and interpret them for the public. Oversee the care and up-keep of museum quarters.
- Librarian - Collect, catalog, clean, repair, care for and arrange historical books, manuscripts, newspapers, photographs, and other library materials.
- Public Relations - Promote programs, membership and funding of historical preservation through published information, lecture, radio and television programs.
The NHPC is also in search for people with the following professional qualifications: History, Archeology, Architectural History and Architecture.
Please contact Joyce Downing at 303-457-3542 if you have any questions.
You can apply online by clicking here or contact the city clerk's office at 303-450-8756. | | Public Documents
| | Stonehocker Property
The Thede Farmhouse was added to the National Register of Historic Places and the State Register of Historic Properties in 1998. The farmhouse is commonly referred to as the Stonehocker House. It sits at the center of Stonehocker Park on the eastern edge of the city boundary.
The commission is currently working to restore the Thede House as a museum and cultural center, showing the history of homesteading in Colorado. | | Current Board Members
Chair/Treasurer/Budget Manager
Joyce Downing
11932 McCrumb Drive
Northglenn, CO 80233
303-457-3542
Term Expires: 03/23/2009
Vice Chair
Maryann Gillespie
930 Claire Lane
Northglenn, CO 80234
303-451-0524
Term Expires: 05/12/2011
Secretary Pro Tem
Lee Brown
10472 Zuni Street
Northglenn, CO 80234
303-280-2544
Term Expires: 05/12/2011
Member
Leonard Avery
11872 Gaylord Way
Northglenn, CO 80233
303-452-0728
Term Expires: 06/22/2009
Member
Diane Cooksey
596 E. 116th Avenue
Northglenn, CO 80233
303-451-1834
Term Expires: 04/26/2010
Member
Barbara Scholten
10477 Humboldt
Northglenn, CO 80233
303-451-5441
Term Expires: 03/23/2009
Member
Roy Hess
11072 Claire Circle
Northglenn, CO 80234
303-450-9224
Term Expires: 01/24/2011
Member
Elizabeth Candelario
10673 Loren Lane
Northglenn, CO 80233
720-977-7164
Term Expires: 01/24/2011
Member
Jerry Gavette
1928 E. 117th Court
Northglenn, CO 80233
303-451-9017
Term Expires: 04/10/2011
Alternate Member
(Vacant)
Alternate Member
(Vacant)
Advisor
Jack White
10981 Acoma
Northglenn, CO 80234
303-457-4018
Advisor
Pam Cook
2256 E. 129th Avenue
Thornton, CO 80241
303-452-9449
Advisor
Pam Gallegos
9361 Nagel Drive
Thornton, CO 80229
303-920-3296
Ex-Officio Member
Joyce Downing
11932 McCrumb Drive
Northglenn, CO 80233
303-457-3542
Staff:
Joyce Altfeltis, clerk to the commission, 303-450-8829 |
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