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Residents press Northglenn council on budget transparency, noise and park conditions

Northglenn City Council · January 15, 2026

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Summary

At the Jan. 12 meeting, public commenters urged greater transparency around the 2026 budget and raised local quality-of-life concerns including noise along 120th Avenue, security at a transitional living facility, and conditions at E. B. Raines Junior Memorial Park; a business owner asked that the city's natural medicine ordinance be aligned with state standards.

Public comment at the Jan. 12 Northglenn City Council meeting centered on calls for clearer budget information and neighborhood quality-of-life issues.

Speakers thanked elected officials but also raised concerns about transparency in the adopted 2026 budget and the city’s use of debt issuance. Other residents reported ongoing noise problems along 120th Avenue, maintenance and security issues near a transitional living facility, and unsatisfactory conditions at E. B. Raines Junior Memorial Park.

A local business owner asked the council to reconsider the city’s natural medicine ordinance and to align local regulations more closely with state standards. The transcript does not record a staff or council response to the ordinance request during public comment.

Some budget-related concerns were later partially addressed when staff clarified the city’s bond rating and credit status, but the transcript does not show a full resolution to public requests for greater budget transparency. The council moved on to routine business after public comment.