Month: November 2022
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Honoring Former Westminster Mayor George Hovorka
The City of Westminster remembers and honors former Mayor George Hovorka, who passed away on Thursday, November 24, 2022. Mr. Hovorka first joined Westminster’s City Council in 1973 where he served the community as a councillor for a decade. In 1983, Hovorka was elected mayor, a position he held for 8 years before ending his term in 1991. Hovorka then spent an additional two years as a councillor, closing out his public service at City Hall in 1993.
City of Westminster Secures 19th Digital Cities Survey Award
The City of Westminster has proven yet again that strengthening cybersecurity and improving digital, citizen, and government experiences through technology is a top priority. For the 19th year, the City has achieved a top-ten ranking nationwide in the Center for Digital Government’s Digital Cities Survey. The survey recognizes the efforts of cities across the U.S. to improve and implement technology programs and plans for staff and residents.
Small Business Spotlight: GQue Barbecue
GQue BBQ in Westminster stands out as Colorado's first championship-style barbecue restaurant, offering fresh, same-day smoked meats. Founded by Jason Ganahl, it prioritizes sustainability and community involvement, earning the "2022 Sustainable Business of the Year" distinction. GQue emphasizes quality and connection, uniting people over great food and environmental responsibility.
Mayor McNally’s Holiday Recipes
Westminster Mayor Nancy McNally is happy to share some of her favorite family recipes so you can treat all your loved ones to a happy holiday season. Follow along with her helpful tips and tricks and be sure to make enough of these holiday treats to share.
How Westminster’s Snow Removal Team Keeps Roadways Safe for Residents
The first measurable snowfall in Westminster may be hard to predict, but City staff is well prepared for…
Westminster’s Victim Advocates Provide Compassion When Needed Most
Westminster's Victim Services Unit, led by trained advocates, provides essential support to crime victims, aiding in trauma recovery and safety. Their approach fosters immediate assistance at crime scenes, bolstered by federal funding and community volunteers. This unique model enhances victim care, streamlining access to resources and emotional support during critical times.
Viva Via: Riding Along with Westminster’s New Free Transportation Service
Gayle and Dolores are making the most of Westminster’s new partnership with Via Mobility Services, a program that offers Westminster residents a free ride within 15 miles of their homes. Residents age 60 and older, or residents experiencing short- or long-term disabilities are eligible for the program, and can take trips for almost any purpose, including doctor’s appointments, recreational activities, seeing friends, or in Gayle and Dolores’ case, a grocery run.