Englewood Herald

06/16/2026

The Town of Bow Mar will begin installing gates at Sheridan Boulevard and the Prospect Street roundabout — two public roads — following the Board of Trustees’ vote on June

06/12/2026

The Englewood Police Department filed a case with the Arapahoe County District Attorney’s Office on June 2 after a vendor named The Village submitted an allegedly falsified state document to get the Englewood City Council to green-light a waiver of about $6,000 in event fees, and police have also reached out to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and the Colorado Secretary of State's Office.

The Englewood Police Department filed a case with the Arapahoe County District Attorney’s Office on June 2 after a vendor named The Village submitted an allegedly falsified state document to

06/11/2026

The women behind The Village — the company that was awarded nearly $6,000 in event fee waivers by the City of Englewood after submitting dubious documents purporting to be from the state and federal government — were prohibited from selling alcohol at the June 10 Pirates Cove Adult Night after failing to provide a valid state sales tax license number, the city announced.

The women behind The Village — the company that was awarded nearly $6,000 in event fee waivers by the City of Englewood after submitting dubious documents purporting to be from

06/11/2026

The Northwest Hawthorn Good Neighbor Committee (GNC), which was formed to create the Good Neighbor Agreement (GNA) between controversial homeless facility The Hub at Movement 5280 and surrounding neighbors, has wound down operations, after a decline in participation.

The GNC was formed after concerns arose in March 2024 from neighbors of Movement 5280, citing issues such as increased criminal activity, drug use, public intoxication, loitering and other disturbances. The GNC was composed of representatives from the neighborhood and Movement 5280, and meetings were hosted by a mediator hired by the city. The group worked to create a GNA, a document outlining one-time projects and initiatives, as well as ongoing monitoring activities by both parties, in order to address the concerns raised by neighbors.

The Northwest Hawthorn Good Neighbor Committee (GNC), which was formed to create the Good Neighbor Agreement (GNA) between controversial homeless facility The Hub at Movement 5280 and surrounding neighbors, has

06/11/2026

A portion of the land that Englewood City Council voted to terminate the city’s ground lease on is now listed for sale by the developer, for the price of $10.6 million.

The ground lease was terminated by city council in October 2025, in order to allow New Englewood LLC to redevelop the property. The termination is phased, meaning that New Englewood will only receive certain parts of the CityCenter property after successfully redeveloping other parts of the property.

A portion of the land that Englewood City Council voted to terminate the city’s ground lease on is now listed for sale by the developer, for the price of $10.6

06/09/2026

After a m**h contamination incident that cost more than $190,000 to mitigate, Englewood's Simon Center public housing for seniors and disabled people reopened its library on May 21 with books and other materials donated by community members.

Englewood’s Simon Center, a public-housing complex for low-income seniors and disabled people, has a newly stocked and renovated library after m**h contamination last year caused the library’s entire collection of

06/08/2026

Littleton City Council voted unanimously to preserve the flume at Lee Gulch near Lower Ridgewood Park during its June 2 meeting.

06/04/2026

While finding childcare can be a struggle for young families in Colorado, Stepping Stones Academy’s move has made it a bit easier for Englewood families.

Stepping Stones Academy has moved into a new location, doubling the number of students the early childhood education center is able to serve. The move was celebrated on June 1, with a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by local families, community leaders and even Gov. Jared Polis.

While finding childcare can be a struggle for young families in Colorado, Stepping Stones Academy’s move has made it a bit easier for Englewood families.

06/02/2026

Following controversy over an Englewood church’s request for $65,000 in tax money for a building improvement grant that would have included $16,000 in signage to market the church, the Englewood Downtown Development Authority board has settled on a policy direction to allow grants for nonprofit and for-profit applicants equally while limiting the grants to requests that improve safety and increase activity in pedestrian areas.

Following controversy over an Englewood church’s request for $65,000 in tax money for a building improvement grant that would have included $16,000 in signage to market the church, the Englewood

06/01/2026

For one January night each year, Coordination of Care (CoC) entities, or local organizations that connect unhoused people to services, conduct Point-in-Time (PIT) counts.