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Council approves contract increase, appointments and condemnation resolution; marijuana hearing continued
Summary
At its June 9 meeting Northglenn City Council unanimously approved a contract addendum for emergency utility repairs, confirmed board and judicial appointments, adopted a resolution condemning an antisemitic attack in Boulder, and continued a marijuana‑license renewal hearing to July 14.
The Northglenn City Council on June 9 approved a series of routine and policy items including a contract increase for emergency utility repairs, multiple appointments, and a resolution denouncing an antisemitic attack in Boulder. The vote totals on each item were unanimous.
Key votes at a glance
• CR 56 — Global Underground Corporation contract addendum: Council approved an increase to an on‑call contractor agreement used for emergency water, sewer and storm repairs. Environmental Manager Tammy Moon said the city began the year with a $70,000 contract and requested an additional $80,000 to bring the total to $150,000 after a water‑line repair earlier in the year. The resolution passed unanimously.
• CR 57 — Community Co‑Production Policing Advisory Board appointment: Kevin Flynn was appointed to the advisory board. Flynn, a retired division chief from Aurora and a long‑time Northglenn resident, said he plans to support community‑police engagement and suggested starting a police foundation to increase business involvement. The appointment passed unanimously.
• CR 58 — Deputy municipal judges: Municipal Judge Brian Bowen presented three recommended fill‑in judges to ensure continuity for the municipal court; council approved the appointments unanimously.
• CR 61 — Condemnation of the June 1 antisemitic attack in Boulder: Council adopted a resolution condemning the attack at the Run for Their Lives walk and pledged solidarity with Boulder and support for partnerships such as the Combat Antisemitism Movement. The resolution passed unanimously.
Other procedural items
• Consent agenda: The consent agenda was approved unanimously.
• Marijuana license renewal (Fresh Organic LLC, Fresh Cannabis): A public hearing on the annual renewal for a retail and medical marijuana license was continued at the licensee’s request because the property lease had expired; the hearing was rescheduled for July 14 at 6 p.m. The clerk’s office administratively approved the continuance.
Why it matters: The contract increase ensures a larger on‑call budget for emergency utility repairs through the year. The appointments fill advisory and judicial positions that support governance and court continuity. The condemnation resolution signals the council’s stance on hate crimes and aligns the city with regional mayors and organizations addressing antisemitism.
What happened next: All items were passed without recorded no votes. Staff will proceed with the contract work as authorized, complete the required onboarding for appointees, and schedule the marijuana hearing for July 14.
