Edgewater City Weekly: April 12, 2019

From the City of Edgewater:

PUBLIC WORKS

Road Construction: The City of Lakewood will be working with Martin Marietta to mill and overlay a few streets that are jointly owned by Lakewood and Edgewater. Construction starts next week (Monday April 15th) on 17th Ave. between Sheridan Blvd. and Depew St., Depew St. between 17th Ave. and 20th Ave. and Fenton St. between 18th Ave. and 20th Ave. The contractor has put out signs for no parking and traffic will be diverted during construction. For more information please contact the Project Manager Andy Chaulk at 303-817-1584.

Safe Routes to School Project: The City of Edgewater and Jefferson County School District were awarded a 2019 Safe Routes to School Grant to make improvements to Pierce Street between Lumberg Elementary and Jefferson Middle/ High School. The improvements include installing two raised crossings between the school, a median and new bike lane. The City is also looking at changes to the traffic pattern on 22nd Ave. and exploring a one-way system to alleviate some of the congestion through this street during peak drop-off and pick-up times. Improvements to this area will not only assist in slowing traffic down between the schools but will also provide two new safer crossing areas for students. Currently the City and School District are working hard to initiate and complete these improvements this summer. Prior to construction, both entities will be hosting several public information meetings to discuss changes in the traffic and pedestrian patterns around the school.

• Wednesday, April 24th 6pm Lumberg Elementary

• Tuesday, May 14th 6pm Edgewater Civic Center

Edgewater Civic Center City Clean-Up Event: The City of Edgewater in conjunction with Republic Services will again be offering the spring clean-up event. Alley way pick-up is scheduled for Monday April 29th with the dumpster drop off scheduled on Saturday May 4th (New Location: Jefferson H.S. North Parking Lot). Please visit www.edgewaterco.com for information on what can be picked up or dropped off.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Youth Cooking Class:
Spring and Easter Treats
Saturday, April 13
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Civic Center Council Chambers and Kitchen, 1st Floor
For ages 6-11 years old.

Learn how to make “Bunnies in a Blanket”, create your Deviled Egg recipe, and a festive sweet treat. All supplies will be provided for you for this class. All that is needed is a willingness to learn and enjoy some food. Participants MUST register online or at the Fitness Center Desk prior to class.

Easter Floral Class (60 years+)
Thursday, April 18
10:30 a.m. – 12:00p.m.
1 st Floor, Civic Center Council Chambers
Calling all participants, 60 years+! Join us for

Youth Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 20
10:00 a.m.
Citizen’s Park, 5420 W. 24th Ave. Edgewater, CO 80214

Celebrate Spring with us at our annual Youth Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Treat Hunt! Festivities will begin at 10:00 a.m. sharp, so be there early enough to not miss out because it will go quick! All age groups will be released at the same time, in their own sections: (0-3 yrs.), (4-5 yrs.), (6-8 yrs.), (9-11 yrs.). Immediately afterwards we will have the Dog Treat Hunt. Please make sure your dogs are appropriately restrained with leashes or harnesses.

Arbor Day
Saturday, April 27th
10:00 a.m. – 12:00pm

Join the City Arborist for some planting and education at the Edgewater Civic Center. Volunteers will assist the City Arborist with planting trees on the east side of the Civic Center. Event participants will not only get to experience the planting, but also learn about tree care and annual maintenance. Following planting City staff and the History, Arts, Recreation and Parks Advisory board will be cooking lunch in the Civic Center parking lot. We will have all the tools available. Please bring gloves if you have a pair. For more information please call 720-763-3012.

Edgewater Day of Service
Saturday, April 27th
12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

The City of Edgewater is looking for a few good men, women, families, even teams of folks to join us for our annual Day of Service! Following a BBQ in the parking lot of the Civic Center (1800 Harlan St.), volunteers will be sent out to do some basic yard projects (i.e. – clean up flower beds, wash windows on the outside, place mulch/rock/plants, or just about anything else your assigned house will need) for senior residents. If there is any time left, volunteers will assist with some alley clean up throughout the City. We will have all the tools available. Please bring gloves if you have a pair. For more information about being a volunteer, please call Felica Goett at 720.763.3011 or stop by and see her at the Civic Center Fitness Center Desk.

PARKS AND RECREATION

Adult Co-Ed Volleyball: The City of Edgewater will be hosting Drop-In Adult Volleyball on Monday nights. Please check in at the Fitness Center Front Desk, daily drop-in rates or membership is needed. Bring your friends or neighbors.

SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit: Older adults ages 60+, that are enrolled in a participating insurance program that offers either SilverSneakers or Silver&Fit can begin using their benefits at the Edgewater Fitness Center. For more information or questions, please call 720.763.3011 or stop by and see Felica and Fitness Center Desk staff.

Senior FREE Walk I.D.: The Edgewater Fitness Center offers older adults, ages 60+, a “Senior FREE Walk” I.D. membership for those individuals who DO NOT want to use the weights, cardio, and/or gymnasium but would like to access the indoor track. This I.D. would allow participants to use the indoor track any time during regular business hours at no charge. Each participant issued a “Senior FREE Walk” membership would simply scan their I.D. when they arrive to begin their visit. If these same patrons eventually wanted to use the other facilities or attend a class, the appropriate fee will be charged at that time. Those patrons bringing a guest with them must have an annual membership, punch pass, pay a drop-in or participate in SilverSneakers/Silver&Fit, if they do not have or qualify for a “Senior FREE Walk” membership. Should a “Senior FREE Walk” patron decide to participate in SilverSneakers, Silver&Fit or decide on purchasing a specific membership package, the indoor track would be accessible as well. For more information about the “Senior FREE Walk” membership, please call the Fitness Center Desk at 720.763.3011 or stop by the Fitness Center Desk on the 2nd floor of the Edgewater Civic Center.

Fitness Classes:

The City of Edgewater’s Fitness Center now has their fitness class schedules available online at www.playedgewater.com – Yoga, Spin, Boot Camp and more! Drop in fees for classes range from $7 – $10. For those who have an annual pass, Beginner Yoga and Beginner Spin are included. Classes will be available throughout the day from early morning till early evening.

Open Gym Hours:

Basketball, Volleyball, Pickleball and Futsol (indoor soccer). The open gym schedule can be found on our website: www.playedgewater.com for more information about open gym times, classes, etc. please call the Fitness Center Desk at 720.763.3011

CITY CLERK

City of Edgewater Hiring: The City of Edgewater is currently looking for a Front Desk (Customer Service Representative) to work part time, mostly on the weekends. Information for this position and any other positions can be found on the City web site at www.edgewaterco.com (Inside City Hall; Job Opportunities).

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