Northglenn officials recap successful community events including Pride Festival and police graduation

The Northglenn City Council meeting on June 9, 2025, highlighted community engagement and upcoming events, with several council members expressing gratitude for recent activities and initiatives.

Council member Walker opened the discussion by praising the police department for a successful community event, noting the positive interactions that took place. Council member Nowicki echoed this sentiment, thanking attendees of the recent bridal event and city staff for their efforts in making it a success.

Council member Goff reported on the DICE board's recent decision to simplify its bylaws by aligning them with city ordinances. He also mentioned ongoing preparations for the Juneteenth event and shared insights from a meeting with the sustainability coordinator regarding future climate action initiatives.

The Pride Festival was another focal point, with Goff emphasizing its importance for inclusivity in the community. He noted a significant increase in attendance this year, reflecting a growing acceptance and support for the LGBTQA+ community.

Council member Condo highlighted his participation in the Adams 5 Star Foundation's annual charity event and shared his experience at a police graduation ceremony, where four new recruits were welcomed to the Northglenn police force. He praised the collaborative training efforts involving multiple police departments across the region.

The meeting concluded with a recognition of the police department's commitment to public safety, as council members expressed appreciation for the department's transparency and engagement with the community during a recent public safety meeting.

Overall, the meeting underscored Northglenn's dedication to community involvement and support for diverse events, fostering a sense of unity and acceptance among residents.