University Park Community Council
Your Neighborhood Voice
Our Mission
The mission of the University Park Community Council is “the promotion of social welfare, common good and general welfare of the University Park Community.”
Featured News
Stay up to date on the most recent news and happenings in the University Park community.
Annual Events
The University Park Community Council hosts a number of fabulous and family-friendly events throughout the year. Please join us and gather with our vibrant community!
Safety
Find local crime statistics and other resources for community safety
History
Explore the history and legacy of University Park’s early days
Zoning
Learn more about Denver’s future plans and existing zoning codes
Upcoming Events
Find out More
Learn about our neighborhood: history, current events, current efforts, and join us!
There are many ways to become informed and involved.
Get Involved with the UPCC!
We are focused on getting the community together to share information and promote a strong network of neighbors! There are a variety of ways you can support and get involved with the UPCC, we would love to meet you!
- Join us for one of our annual events
- Volunteer to help or sponsor events: email events@uparkcc.org
- Donate to the UPCC
- Read about our committees, and consider joining to help make a difference: email info@uparkcc.org
Support the UPCC
Your donation helps to fund our yearly neighborhood events and helps to cover the cost of printing and delivering our UPwords newsletter and other communications.
Consider donating to the University Park Community Council to sustain all these events and programs for years to come.
News
Holly Jolly Family Concert 2PM
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Donate Your Old Toys to the Denver Santa Claus Shop!
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Mayor Johnston Drops District 4 Micro-community Site for the Unhoused From the List
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