Improve Your Neighborhood!
Suggest a project to receive a grant from theNeighborhood Participation Program (NPP)
The City of Lakewood offers the NPP grants. Most grants are around $10-15,000 but can be requested from $1 to $35,000. The ideas must be things that benefit the larger community and must be on public property. Some grants that Eiber has been awarded in the past include signage at 10th and Wadsworth signifying entry into our neighborhood and active speed limit signs on Garrison Street. (Funds cannot be used for speed bumps). Email any ideas to Beth Wicht at secretary.eiber@gmail.com or call 303-205-0163. Our internal deadline for projects is mid-August to allow time for submission to the City by early September.
Free Food! Just Attend the Cops, Council and Community Forum
Where: Clements Community Center, 1580 Yarrow St When: 6 to 8 pm on Tuesday July 14th.
The Ward 1 and 2 City Council members are graciously providing food in hopes of attracting a big crowd. The education topic will be Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). Please feel free to extend the invitation to anyone interested.
Community Yard Sale a Huge Success!
The first ever Eiber Community Yard Sale, held May 30th, raised $1,630. The money will be used to fund the bi-annual newsletter, and fulfill a $5oo matching grant commitment to the city of Lakewood for the Garrison Street Active Speed Sign. This was entirely a volunteer event driven by donations from Eiber residents. Congratulations and a huge Thank You to all those who volunteered their time and made donations. Details...
Become a Member!
Join your neighborhood organization and support our volunteers as they work to represent Eiber in the many ongoing construction, planning, and neighborhood events. Only $10 a year, and includes an exclusive monthly email update, as well as the biannual printed newsletter and website updates. Stay in touch, be in the know and support Eiber in its work to represent and communicate to our neighbors. Complete and send us the membership form now!
Lakewood's Code Enforcement Website Improved
Check out the site's improvements here. Get answers to common concerns about the City's Code. It is linked to City ordinances for easy access. Property owners can also find out their land's zone district by clicking on "What's My Property Zoned?" Online reporting is offered for residents who would like Code Enforcement to check on possible violations.
