Arvada Report

The Arvada Report is a bi-monthly newsletter published by the City of Arvada. It is distributed to all households and businesses and the City.

The current edition is for April/May 2012

Archives of past issues of the Arvada Report are available on the City's web site.  Please note:  they are not necessarily in chronological order.

Below are listed, in alphabetical order, articles that have appeared in more recent issues.

Archive: Current and Past Issues of the Arvada Report

Download the full editions of The Arvada Report; including the current issue and previous issues. Read More ...

Celebrate in Arvada in 2010 with the Arvada Festivals Commission

The Arvada Festivals Commission is an organization of 20 Council-appointed Arvada volunteers who plan and produce seven diver Read More ...

Citizen Cip Committee Makes Recommendations to Council

As detailed in the October/November 2008 issue of The Arvada Report, a citizens’ committee called the Arvada Capital Improvem Read More ...

Citizen Police Academy Alums Sharpen Crime-Solving Skills

On a dark and stormy night this past October, members of the Arvada Police Department's Citizen Police Academy Arvada Alumni Read More ...

City’s Flood Rating Results in Insurance Savings

For people living in areas that are prone to floods, purchasing flood insurance can be a huge burden.  The Community Rat Read More ...

Colorado Life Trak

Consider this real-life case.  An Arvada senior citizen with mild but progressive Alzheimer’s disease takes short mornin Read More ...

Energy Assistance Is Available

The City of Arvada Division of Housing has Energy Outreach Colorado (EOC) funds available to help Arvada citizens with Xcel b Read More ...

Fingerprinting Services Provided at APD

Because many companies and government agencies now require the fingerprinting of new employees, the Arvada Police Department Read More ...

Maintaining Sewer Lines Is a Shared Responsibility

Maintenance and care of the sanitary sewer service lines from the home up to and including the connection to the City’s main Read More ...

Property Taxes and You

What percentage of the City’s budget comes from property tax? The answer might surprise you:  only about 7% of City r Read More ...

Ralston House Volunteers: We Count on You

Ralston House volunteers recently received a much deserved honor: the “We Count on You” Exceptional Volunteer Award from the Read More ...

Recommended 2009 – 2010 Budget Submitted to City Council

On August 29, City Manager Craig Kocian submitted a recommended budget for the years 2009 – 2010 to the Arvada City Council.& Read More ...

Treatment Plant Going Solar

A unique partnership between the City of Arvada and SunEdison is underway which will generate solar power, reduce carbon emis Read More ...