Ross-Phyllis Bigpond Branch Library

While we are still closed for renovations, here are some local food resources.

Weekly free senior meal (60+) with Volunteers of America Wednesday's at 11:30am (drop in, fill form out on arrival)
Monthly visit on 2nd Monday 9am-11am with Food Bank of the Rockies EverGreen (Senior Food Program, register with ID on site)
Monthly visit 3rd Tuesday 1pm-3pm with WDW Food Market (all ages, pre-register)
Monthly visit 4th Friday 3pm-4pm with COMIDA (families with youth, pre-register, closed Nov/Dec)
Monthly visit with Jewish Family Services 10/16th (all ages, first come first serve)

Some resources serve specific age groups, and some are for all ages. Some you register in advance, and some are First Come, First Serve.

The Mayor’s YouthWorks Initiative rewards eligible youth for their commitment to employment over the summer. If you meet the requirements and complete all steps, you can receive a $500 retention bonus in the fall!

HOW DOES IT WORK?
✔ Eligibility requirements:

Must be a resident of the City and County of Denver
Please note: Employment does not have to be located in the City and County of Denver
Must be 14-21 years old
Must have a job or have a job offer at the time of application. Please note, you can submit your application between April 1 and July 1, 2025
Work 100+ hours from April 1 to August 15, 2025 and provide verification
❌ You are not eligible if you are:
Self-employed
Working at an unpaid internship

Mayor's YouthWorks Initiative The Mayor’s YouthWorks Initative offers eligible youth a $500 retention bonus for meeting requirements and staying committed to work during the summer.

The Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) is conducting a Corridor Safety Study on Sheridan Blvd. You can share your feedback by taking their survey.

Sheridan Corridor Safety Study Through the Sheridan Corridor Safety Study DRCOG seeks to address serious and fatal crashes along Sheridan Boulevard and make it safe for all users.