Community Resources

Denver City Councilman Chris Herndon, District 8

720.337.8888

Represents Stapleton and Park Hill north of 23rd and east of Holly

Denver City Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman, District 5

720.337.5555

Represents Park Hill, East Colfax, Stapleton (25th to Montview east of Central Park Blvd.)

Denvr City Councilman Albus Brooks, District 9

303.337.7709

Represents Park Hill west of Holly

State Representative Angela Williams, House District 7

303.866.2909

Represents Stapleton & Park Hill east of Monaco

State Representative Leslie Herod, House District 8

200 E. Colfax Ave., Room 307 Denver, CO 80203
303.866.2959

Represents Park Hill, E. Colfax, a small area of South Stapleton bound by Central Park Blvd, Montview, Beeler St, and 28th Ave

State Representative Lois Court, House District 6

303.866.2967

Represents Lowry, Mayfair, Montclair

State Senator Michael Johnston, Senate District 33

303.866.4864

Represents Stapleton & Park Hill

State Senator Pat Steadman, Senate District 31

303-866-4861

Represents Lowry and Montclair, Mayfair, Hale south of 13th Ave

Denver Fire Station No. 26

7934 Martin Luther King Blvd
720.913.3473 (emergencies: 911)

Lowry-Schlessman Family Library

100 Poplar St
720.865.0000

Northeast Park Hill-Pauline Robinson Library

5575 E 33rd Avenue
720.865.0290

Park Hill Library

4705 E Montview Blvd
720.865.0250

Stapleton-Sam Gary Branch Library

2961 Roslyn St.
720.865.0325

Bluff Lake Nature Center

3400 Havana Way
303.344.0031

Bluff Lake Nature Center is a nonprofit agency that owns and manages a unique urban wildlife refuge and outdoor classroom in northeast Denver.

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge

6550 Gateway Road
303.389.0930

16,000-acre expanse of prairie, wetland, and woodland habitat where wildlife thrives

Sand Creek Regional Greenway

303.468.3260

Nonprofit to protect 14-mile public trail and natural area in northeast Denver, Commerce City and Aurora

Denver Police Academy

303.370.1500

Denver Police help. Crime stoppers anonymous tips

720.913.7867

Denver Police help. Gang hotline

720.913.7867

Denver Police help. Hate crime hotline

720.913.6458

Denver Police help. Positive Comments or Complaints

720-913-6665

Denver Police help. Report graffiti

311 or 720.913.1311

Denver Police help. Sex offender hotline

720.913.6511

District 5 Police Commander Ian Culverhouse

720.913.1402

District 5 Police Community Resource Officer Armando Cruz

720.913.1405

District 5 Police Community Resource Officer Sherikera Heflin

720.913.1417

District 5 Police Headquarters (Stapleton and NE Denver)

8230 Northfield Blvd. Suite 1350
720.865.2356

Northeast Park Hill-Hiawatha Davis Jr Center

3334 Holly St
720.865.0590

Northeast Park Hill-Martin Luther King Jr Rec Center

3880 Newport St
720.865.0530

Only warm water therapy pool in NE Denver

Stapleton-Central Park Rec Center

9651 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
720.865.0750

Gym with basketball courts, volleyball courts, aerobics room, stationary bikes, pools

Anchor Center for Blind Children

2550 Roslyn St
303.377.9732

Not-for profit organization dedicated to early intervention/education for blind children

East High School

1600 City Park Esplanade
720.423.8300

George Washington High School

655 S. Monaco Pkwy.
72-.423.8600

Northfield High School

5500 Central Park Blvd
720.423.8000

This new high school opened in the fall of 2015 with a class of about 200 ninth graders. It offers the IB curriculum to all (with no tracking). One grade will be added each year until it has grades 9 - 12.

Knowledge Beginnings

10325 E 31st Ave
303.329.4405

Education with emphasis on social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development

Monarch Montessori

4895 Peoria St
303.712.2001

Private, non-profit program that serves 6 weeks through 5 years old

Montessori Children’s House of Denver

2211 Xanthia Way
303.322.8324

Private preschool and elementary school

Primrose School

2501 Syracuse St
303.322.7200

Private preschool, goal to help children have fun while building active minds, healthy bodies and happy hearts

Denver Discovery Middle School (Grades 6-8)

3480 Syracuse St
720.424.4790

A small middle school emphasizing excellence through personalized learning. Large enough to serve you, small enough to know you.

Denver School of Science and Technology: Stapleton (Grades 6-12)

2000 Valentia St
303.320.5570

Rigorous, supportive academic program to gain skills for college degree

Denver School of the Arts (Grades 6-12)

7111 E Montview Blvd
720.424.1700

Secondary arts magnet school intensive in arts

High Tech Elementary School

720.218.0043

Highly structured learning environment emphasizing rigorous academics

Isabella Bird Elementary School

720.423.9900

McAuliffe International School (Grades 6-8)

2540 Holly St
720.420.1540

Very structured learning environment with rigorous and holisitc eduation

Odyssey School (K-8 Charter School)

6550 E 21st Ave
303.316.3944

Dynamic Expeditionary Learning community dedicated to fostering each child

Swigert International School (ECE-5)

3480 Syracuse St
720.424.4800

Develops knowedgeable, inquisitive, and compassionate young people

Westerly Creek Elementary (ECE-5)

8800 E 28th Ave
720.424.3160

Child-centric, inclusive learning community with diversified instruction

William R. Roberts School (K-8)

2100 Akron Way
720.424.2640

"Growth and Challenge for All"

Community Hub at Northfield (Cop Shop and NE Transportation Connections)

8230 Northfield Blvd. Ste. 1350
720.865.2356

Open 10am-4pm M-F. Free coffee and wifi. Staffed to provide transportation and safety information; also it's the community cop shop and bicycle library.

Forest City Stapleton

7351 E. 29th Ave
303.382.1800

Forest City is the master developer of Stapleton.

Greater Stapleton Business Association (GSBA)

2373 Central Park Blvd., Ste. 100
303.403.6300

GSBA's mission is to foster relationships within the businesses of the greater Stapleton community

Stapleton Citizen’s Advisory Board (CAB)

Provides community input for Stapleton Development Plan

Stapleton Development Corporation (SDC)

303.393.7700

Nonprofit in charge of implementing Stapleton Development Plan, a community-based vision for creating new jobs, housing, and open space

Stapleton Foundation

7350 E. 29th Avenue Ste. 300
303.468.3220

The mission of the Stapleton Foundation is to advocate, sustain and realize the principles of the Stapleton Development Plan (the Green Book).

Stapleton Master Community Association (MCA)

303.388.0724

The MCA plans and hosts events for the community including concerts and movies on the Green in the 29th Ave. Town Center, they run the swimming pools, and they maintain allleys, pocket parks and other areas that are not part of Denver Parks.

Stapleton United Neighbors (SUN)

http://stapletonunitedneighbors.com

Stapleton's all-volunteer neighborhood organization with committees that include: education, transportation, sustainability, safety, outreach, neighborhood watch

Urban Farm at Stapleton

10200 Smith Road
303.307.9332

A 501c3 nonprofit located in Denver, provides agricultural & environmental education to urban kids

Elected Officials

Fire Station

Libraries

Open Space

Police

Recreation Centers

School for Blind Children

Stapleton Area High Schools

Stapleton Area Preschools

Stapleton Area Public Schools

Stapleton Organizations