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Northglenn resident thanks council for alley no-trespassing signs; clerk notes emailed public comments

2259307 · February 10, 2025
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Summary

During public comment at the Feb. 10, 2025 Northglenn City Council meeting, resident Melissa Ryan thanked the council for no-trespassing signs in her alley and for redirecting some city funds to support Adams County events. The city clerk also noted several emailed comments that were forwarded to council before the meeting.

Melissa Ryan, who gave her address as 11661 Lincoln Street in Northglenn, used the public comment period to thank council members for two actions. "I just wanted to come in and thank you guys because they did hang our no trespassing signs up in my alley," Ryan said, and she also expressed appreciation that some city funds had been redirected to support Adams County events rather than individual city events.

City Clerk Small noted for the record that several written communications intended for public comment were received and forwarded to council before the meeting. The clerk read the names on those submissions as Carol Cimino, Christine Bransasquez, Valerie Sorter, Ollie Glessner, D.C. Coulon and a letter from Autumn Romero. The council did not take action on those written communications during open session; they were provided to members for consideration.

Following public comment, the council approved the consent agenda by unanimous vote and later moved into interviews and other agenda items.