After living in Colorado for the past 17 years, I can honestly say that I have never encountered a…read morepolice department that comes close to the professionalism, training, and dedication of the Parker Police Department. In my opinion, you are not only the best department in Colorado, but one of the finest in the entire United States. Every interaction I have had with your officers has reinforced my belief that this department truly sets the standard for what modern law enforcement should be. I want to extend my sincere gratitude to Officer HAMDEED and the entire responding team. From the moment you arrived, it was clear we were in the hands of highly trained professionals. You responded incredibly quickly, remained calm under pressure, communicated clearly, treated everyone involved with dignity and respect, and handled the entire situation with confidence and compassion. Your professionalism helped bring a sense of calm during a stressful situation, and that is something we will never forget. This response was a long time overdue, and I cannot thank you enough for the outstanding service you provided. What impressed me the most was that every officer demonstrated not only excellent tactical skills and sound judgment, but also genuine empathy and respect for the people they were helping. That combination is what truly separates a good police department from an exceptional one. It is evident that the Parker Police Department invests heavily in training, accountability, and building trust within the community, and it absolutely shows. In today's world, law enforcement officers often don't receive the recognition they deserve when they go above and beyond. I believe outstanding service should be acknowledged just as much as mistakes are criticized, and the men and women of the Parker Police Department deserve every bit of that recognition. Thank you for your commitment to keeping our community safe, for your professionalism, and for the sacrifices you make every single day. Parker Police Department is the gold standard of law enforcement in Colorado. You have earned my highest respect and appreciation, and I hope other agencies look to your department as an example of what excellence in policing truly looks like. And finally it has to be NOTED if every police department operated like Parker PD, you might actually put yourselves out of business because everyone would be too impressed to cause any trouble. Thank you again for everything you do, and please keep up the incredible work!

Asked us to come and pickup summons instead of coming to our home. Then we got there and had to…read morewait while he wrote it and he didn't even know the codes and had to ask his boss. Unprofessional, Waste of our tax payer money. For speeding tickets they never give breaks. You can't go very far without getting pulled over because the speed limits are so low (ie 30 on roads that are desolate of pedestrians).

I was arrested 2/3/2000. Yes, you see that date correctly! Arizona DPS won't give me a fingerprint…read morecard because of that arrest. I was let go with no charges. I called last week and gave the lady a pretty good laugh. Here is what I read to her, "Records indicate you were arrested and/ or fingerprinted for Marijuana on or about 2/3/00. DPS was unable to determine if you are awaiting trial. While the nice lady tried every which way to find me, she couldn't. The only thing that bothers me is that I have to pay for the proof that I'm not wanted/awaiting trial. I feel like they could just email the same thing for free.

I have always had good encounters with Douglas county sheriffs. No one's defunding our sheriffs…read more Thank you all for your service. Stay save God bless

As we all know the juror process I won't boar you with that. I will say the summons puts the…read moreunnecessary fear of god in you and to ensure you're on time for the jury perquisites. As we waited in line to get in the courthouse it went fairly smoothly. I felt bad for the people who called the jurors number and was told to come in just to be told they didn't need to show up especially after waiting 30 minutes in the unusual cold snap we had that day. After the ones who were told to come in and after another 45 minutes wait we were all told there was a stay and we could leave. Thank God.

My number came up, and I had the dreaded jury duty. Arapahoe County has a system for calling in or…read morechecking their website the day/night before. If you are not excused, I advise arriving before 7:30 a.m., when the doors open, so you can get through security quickly and arrive at the jury summons room on time. You fill out another questionnaire (similar to the summons you must bring), which helps the judges and lawyers determine the first round of excusals. If you are "lucky" enough to make it through that round, you will be taken upstairs to the courtroom for the voir dire process. Depending on the number of jurors needed, you may need to stay for lunch. There is a reasonably priced cafeteria with hot and cold options and snacks.

I don't understand the 3 stars. Obviously you have never been to the DMV in California. Where you…read morepack a lunch and spend all day there. And the people are rude!!! Everyone here is super friendly and helpful. Especially Jennifer & Matt in the driver's license department. John in registration was absolutely amazing! Handled everything to become an official resident and driver of Colorado! All in under an hour!! Thanks everyone for your service today!!

Not fun to have to change documents but the appointment went smoothly. Found parking which was…read moregreat. Then checked in online for the appointment I made. Received a virtual number and went into the correct room. Short wait and Jenna assisted me. She was friendly and helpful. Guided me through the process. Made it fun. And took a good photo. She also let me know that I could do a walk in to get the title of my car changed. I went to Christine at the front information desk and she gave me a number. Went back to wait and Johanna assisted me. She was in training but all went smoothly. And friendly too. Walked out with all tasks completed. Now all I have to do is wait for the documents to come in the mail.

Made a last minute appointment and snagged the last spot of the day. Checked in at kiosk and waited…read morefor my number to be called. Went to the correct room and counter. Mitchell helped me again which was closing the circle and amazing. Got to show him my sneak peek preview of the wedding photos. Ordered copies of my marriage certificate as well. Easy peasy.

Greenwood Village Chamber of Commerce is the most cutting edge chamber's in the country. Their CEO…read more(Chief Encouragement Officer) Mark Crowley is one of the best guys I have ever done business with. I can not say enough about this Chamber of Commerce. If you do business in Denver you need to become a member of the Greenwood Village Chamber of Commerce.

The absolute worst chamber. The phone number is disconnected. They don't answer "contact us"…read moremessages. Such a waste of money. They have been no help to my business despite having reached out multiple times.

If you live or work in the city of Lone Tree and have ever tried to cross Lincoln Ave, you are…read moretaking your life into your hands as crazy drivers would run you over before you could blink an eye. Enter the Lincoln Ave Pedestrian Bridge, or the Leaf Bridge as it was named due to the large 78 ft high leaf shaped suspension cable retainer holding the bridge up. This bridge connects the north and south sides of Lincoln Ave allowing pedestrians and cyclists to cross in a timely and safe manner without disrupting the traffic down below thanks to the smart engineering decisions of the city of Lone Tree and all of its concerned citizens.

**Review of Chalk Lines and Vines Event**…read more Welcoming back events in a big way. First up at the Fairgrounds: Chalk Lines and Vines. The inaugural event was a little pricy ($35/ticket) for sampling (only 13 wineries were on hand). Attendees were treated to a tote and souvenir glass, live music and the inevitable wrath of mother nature. Thankfully the event hall was open for all to escape from the lightening and rainstorm. Only one winery was offering buy more save more discounts. Two food truck vendors were on hand and the talent of some amazing chalk artists displaying their creations. It was still a nice time to be outdoors, with humans and without masks. Yay!!! The fairgrounds are well maintained and the security personnel available and accommodating (we turned in a ladies handbag so hopefully she returned to claim it!) If Arapahoe County were to revisit the event next year, my only suggestion would be to have more wineries on hand. Colorado does have good grapes and The Denver area is littered with fabulous wine producers (Missing out on Bigsby's, Purgatory, Grande River, just to name a few.)