Identifying where inequities exist and implementing strategies to ensure equitable outcomes.Examining department policies and processes that value diverse perspectives and eliminate barriers to inclusion.When you join DPR, you will play a vital role in maintaining Denver’s extensive system of parks and recreation centers and have a hand in shaping the future health and well-being of our city.ĭPR recognizes the importance of diversity in the representation of our organization to best serve our customers and community. DPR staff provide high-quality, safe, and meaningful programs, activities, and places that promote active lifestyles and improve quality of life in Denver. This position will require availability to work on weekends or for weather response as needed.ĭenver Parks and Recreation (DPR) boasts one of the most diverse, expansive, and historic park and recreation systems in the West with 22 mountain parks and 260 urban parks, including 24 lakes, 80,000 trees, more than 80 miles of trails, 34 designated parkways, 10 off-leash dog parks, 29 pools, 30 recreation centers, 150 playgrounds, 300 athletic fields, and 8 public golf courses. Developing and managing operating budgets, leading a work team of full-time and seasonal employees, and contractors, and providing customer response to citizens, City Council, and division partners. Responsibilities include developing, implementing, and monitoring work programs in accordance with division maintenance standards. To report maintenance concerns or damages, contact the Parks Department at (303) 384-8140.This position will lead and manage the Citywide Operations team including the Athletic Fields team, the Mower Maintenance Shop, the Park Inspections team, and the Urban Trails team. We appreciate resident and visitor communication and feedback to ensure the Golden parks system remains safe and clean. Maintenance duties include playground maintenance, graffiti removal, restroom maintenance, trash, and snow removal. The City of Golden Parks Division is responsible for all parks, trails, and open space maintenance within Golden City limits. The Memorial Tree and Memorial Bench programs allow residents or anyone with a special tie to Golden to commemorate loved ones in a special way that will be enjoyed by generations to come. If your canine buddy is itching to chase a ball, a squirrel, or play with other four-legged pals, head to one of the dog parks at Tony Grampsas Memorial Sports Complex or Ulysses Sports Complex. Residents and visitors may enjoy a wide variety of park experiences, whether you’re planning a lazy Sunday picnic with the family, looking to get your adrenaline pumping at the mountain bike park, or gathering for a game of hoops with your closest pals. Golden, Colorado has been a Tree City USA community since 1990, and places a premium on making the city a beautiful, green place to live. In addition to offering stunning vistas from all sides and 402 acres of open space, the City of Golden also maintains 253 acres of parks right within the city itself. Nestled between the Colorado Front Range and the famous Table Mountains, you’d never know Golden was just a hop, skip, and a jump away from the urban bustle of Denver. The quiet seclusion of mountain trails are nearby and available for nature lovers, but you don’t have to leave the city to enjoy beautiful green surroundings. Located near the mouth of Clear Creek in the foothills west of Denver, the City of Golden boasts more than its share of natural beauty. Parks, Recreation & Museums Advisory Board.Mobility & Transportation Advisory Board.

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