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La c,Community Up• February-March 2006 City of Louisville A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR: City Council How Do WE DEFINE OUR COMMUNITY? Mayor Charles L. Sisk 303.665.6889 11 en questions arise as to defining the composition of a community, siskc @ci.louisville.co.us � Louisville has many demonstrative points. One defining example was the effort undertaken by the Louisville Senior Foundation to raise funds for energy Ward I assistance. The goal was to reach $10,000 to provide Dave Clabots our less fortunate citizens with supplemental monies 303.673.9116 to allow basic needs to be provided. It appears very clabotd@ci.louisville.co.us promising that the goal will be achieved and perhaps even exceeded. Bob Muckle The effort will culminate with the Heat Relief 303.981.0697 Spaghetti Dinner at the Louisville Recreation/Senior muckler @ci.louisville.co.us Center on February 16. All proceeds from the dinner Ward II will be donated for energy assistance. This dinner is being provided through the generosity of the Blue Parrot Restaurant, which, as in Sheri Marsella the past years, has graciously agreed to give all of the proceeds from the dinner to 303.665.3276 those in need. marsels @ci.louisville.co.us The Blue Parrot Restaurant is one example of businesses and individuals in Frost Yarnell Louisville willing to step forward to insure our community is responsive to our 303.229.4215 citizens. The good people involved with the Louisville Senior Foundation have yarnelf @ci.louisville.co.us contributed countless hours to insure the success of this worthy effort. In addition, the response from our community members has been a resounding"yes, you can Ward III count on me." Residents have once again shown their benevolence and commit- Don Brown ment to help those in need. 303.673.0648 Another example of our responsiveness and commitment to the community brownd @ci.louisville.co.us occurred in January when seventy of our residents took the time to respond to the City Council's "call for volunteers" and applied for our various board and commis- Ron Sackett sion vacancies. While we were not able to appoint all the residents who applied, we 720.890.8970 will continue to have openings in the future and ask for continued involvement. sacketr @ci.louisville.co.us When interviewing applicants each year, I am constantly amazed at the reser- City Manager Bill Simmons voir of talent and energy that synergizes Louisville. Thank you for your interest 303.335.4532 and commitment of time that benefits us all. simmonw @ci.louisville.co.us We look forward to the opening of our new community park and I encourage all of our citizens to walk, drive, or bicycle to this new jewel in our community. City Council Meetings are With maturation, it will be even more breathtaking and an impressive reflection of held the first and third Louisville for years to come.We will integrate the new park with historic Memory Tuesdays of each month at Square Park, which has its own new playground improvements. 7:00 PM at City Hall, I would suggest that these examples help define the community of Louisville 749 Main Street. and I am proud to be the Mayor for many reasons. These illustrations depict Lou- To find out in which isville at its best. Ward you live,please Mayor Chuck Sisk can be reached by email at siskc@ci.louisville.co.us or by phone call Meredyth Muth at at 303.665.6889. 303.335.4536 City of Louisville - www.ci.louzsville.co.us