NORTHGLENN, Colo. — Coloradans living in Northglenn can't have more than four dogs, cats or a combination of the two, starting this summer. Northglenn City Council passed the new ordinance restricting the total number of pets per household to four because of excessive pet waste and noise in some neighborhoods Anyone who already has more than the limit has to let the city know before the new rule goes into effect If the city is not notified by the deadline and doesn't grant an exemption pet owners could be subject to a potential court order and their pets removed To qualify for the "previously owned pet exception," submit a form found here listing each pet's name "Pets bring joy and companionship to our lives but they also come with responsibilities," the City of Northglenn said we aim to ensure that everyone living in Northglenn Surrounding cities have had pet limits in place for a while now and Northglenn was the only municipality in Adams County without one Anyone with questions can call the Northglenn Police Department at 303-450-8892 or e-mail police@northglenn.org Denver7 is committed to making a difference in our community by standing up for what's right lending a helping hand and following through on promises One Colorado city will soon limit the number of pets that residents within the limits can have in their homes The recently passed ordinance by the city council will start on August 1 I love animals. If I am being honest, I would probably have as many pets as I could realistically take care of in my home. With that being said, the current number is one and only one at this point in time. However, some Coloradans love their pets so much they choose to have numerous dogs and cats One Colorado city says that residents will have to limit their love of pets to four According to Denver 7, residents of this Denver Metro Area city requested the change to the ordinance due to excessive pet waste and noise in some Northglenn neighborhoods who already have four or more dogs or cats need to take proper steps with the city before the ordinance is in place These residents who have more than the allowed limit of dogs or cats would need to fill out an exemption form before August 1 This exemption form must list each pet's name The City of Northglenn had this to say about the soon-to-be-enacted pet ordinance: Pets bring joy and companionship to our lives Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we implement this new ordinance More information on Northglenn's new pet ordinance can be seen at northglenn.org A new ordinance in a Denver Metro Area city will limit the amount of dogs and cats that can live in a residence starting later this summer.\nRead More I love animals. If I am being honest, I would probably have as many pets as I could realistically take care of in my home. With that being said, the current number is one and only one at this point in time. However, some Coloradans love their pets so much According to Denver 7, residents of this Denver Metro Area city requested the change to the ordinance due to excessive pet waste and noise in some Northglenn neighborhoods More information on Northglenn's new pet ordinance can be seen at northglenn.org — Neighbors in Northglenn are expressing concerns after a terrifying crash into a home left them on edge earlier this week Back in October, Denver7 spoke with concerned families who live near Irma and Truda Drives who said the issue of speeding drivers and crashes in their neighborhood was steadily getting worse Some of those same neighbors contacted Denver7 again this week after a driver went crashing into a garage in the area this time near Malley and Irma Drives on Tuesday night one of the homeowners of that house on Friday He said he and his family are now left picking up the pieces after the crash caused extensive damage to his daughter's house There could have been somebody in there," Kruger said Kruger told Denver7 he doesn't live in the home but has co-owned it with his daughter for about 10 years He said his daughter was not home at the time but said her roommate called to let them know something had happened "She thought the house was on fire and that there was some kind of explosion," he said Something could have happened," Kruger said The massive crash also reached neighbor Stanley Brown's house Brown's garage and yard suffered damages from the crash Tuesday's chaotic scene is one neighbors said has become all too common Speeding drivers and crashes are an issue they said they've dealt with for decades "I've had three cars on my lawn," Brown said adding that he has lived in his home since 2005 said the city was looking at three solutions The first was adding more signage before stop signs The second was a public service announcement that was put together by Northglenn police officers to remind drivers about the rules of the road Wilson said they also planned to increase police patrols in the intersection Denver7 followed up with Northglenn city officials and police department to see if there was follow-through on those promises A spokesperson with the city said they've added thermoplastic stop bars and additional signage near stop signs to make them more visible They also released the PSA video back in October Northglenn PD said Irma Drive is one of four Safety Sensitive Zones. pedestrian and bicycle traffic where speeding is an issue where fines for speeding tickets will be doubled Northglenn PD told Denver7 they have increased patrols in these four areas throughout the day and night neighbors believe more can be done to prevent an even bigger tragedy from occurring next I personally think that they could raise the fines considerably," Kruger said "There's a lot of children in the neighborhood Maybe put some more devices here to get people to slow down whatever other things that they could put on the road to make sure people are aware that they need to stop here." grand-daughter and their roommate are displaced for the time being Northglenn PD said the driver who crashed into the home was detained on the scene and later released Officials said they are still investigating what factors led to the crash and if any charges will be filed 2025 — The three people with gunshot wounds are all expected to survive — Three people were wounded in a shooting at a house party Saturday night in Northglenn Officers were called to the area of Loren Lane and Leroy Drive around 10:48 p.m for reports of a person injured by gunfire I was parked out here in front of my house and a couple of cars drove up kind of quickly and wild and there was some young people yelling at each other it's time for me to leave and get out of here,'" said Glenn Gleschwind Police said three people were shot during an argument at the party "We came back here about 1 o'clock with my wife and we couldn't get back in the house," Gleschwind said there were about 20 police cars on the street We were locked out of our house all night." they said there is no threat to the public at this time Denver7 crews saw detectives go into two separate homes They brought evidence bags and some sort of gun out of one of the homes A car with bullet holes was towed away from the second residence Anyone with information on the shooting is encouraged to contact Detective Damon Hoodak at 303-450-8855 or dhoodak@northglenn.org Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application  A Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 a.m. with a Visitation held one-hour prior to the service from 10:00 a.m at the Armstrong-Van Houten Funeral Home of Mapleton Committal Services will follow in the Little Sioux Township Cemetery of Smithland  The Armstrong - Van Houten Funeral Home of Mapleton Condolences may be sent online www.armstrongfuneral.com the son of Ronald Hagerdon and Linda (Lake) Hagerdon He passed away peacefully in his sleep December 30 His funny stories along with his sense of humor Michael battled juvenile diabetes and all the complications that came with it since he was 8 years old Growing up Michael enjoyed playing soccer and adventures in the outdoors He graduated from Northglenn High School in 1992 and then went on to Aerotech Returning to Colorado to be closer to family and taking a job at United Airlines where he continued to work for the last 25 years  Michael always made time to visit with his nephews enjoying everything from birthday celebrations to Easter egg hunts with them He also enjoyed catching up on conversations with his big brother He loved to see and hear about Scott’s fast Willys cars and his wins  Travel was a topic Michael and his sister Michael had many family hunting trips with both his parents Ronald and Linda He went on to enjoy hunting with dad (Ronald) at the family cabin in Gunnison His visits across the street to Mom’s (Linda’s) or a quick wave to her as he went to work will be missed Michael will live forever in our hearts every day  Michael is survived by his parents Ronald Hagerdon and Linda Lake Hagerdon; siblings Scott Hagerdon and Stacy Kissam; brother-in-law Gilbert Kissam of 35 years along with his two nephews Gregory and Nathan Kissam; uncles and aunts Bill Hagerdon of Mapleton  The Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes was always great support to Michael from his early years through adulthood for his Type 1 Diabetes please donate in Michael’s memory to Barbara Davis Center Aurora Colorado 80045 or call 303-863-1200 This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors FOX31 Denver A new Northglenn ordinance going into effect in 2025 will limit the number of household pets residents can own the excess pets may be removed from the home and two others were issued trespassing summons after an alleged street racing incident in Aurora Sunday that led to a police pursuit through Denver President Donald Trump said the former Mesa County clerk should be released from prison Tina Peters was found guilty in an election equipment tampering case West Alameda Avenue at Navajo Street will close while BNSF Railway does repairs A group of children and a teacher are safe following an encounter with a woman who police said was holding a knife and threatening to kill them A resident whose tools were stolen told FOX31's Alliyah Sims that the woman took tools Road conditions in the mountains are simply wet as of 10 p.m but FOX31's Shaul Turner asked travelers if they're also prepared for the sharp change in weather The request comes after the state joined a lawsuit seeking to stop cuts to Health and Human Services about two dozen Kilyn Lewis supporters were at the meeting FOX31's Greg Nieto was present as city council voted 6-4 in favor of the one-person at the podium and virtual appearance measures The US Army announced there it is pausing helicopter operations near Reagan National Airport in DC where a deadly mid-air collision between a helicopter and a commercial plane West Alameda Avenue will be closed at Navajo Street from 6 a.m Denver City Council is concerned about how much information can be gathered with license plate reader cameras in the metro FOX31's Nate Belt breaks down a vote discussing funding for the cameras Alex Marrero is seeking the censure of a board member who he says is rude openly hostile and has ambitions for the superintendent's position The board member in question told FOX31 that the allegations aren't true — The Northglenn Police Department is looking for a man accused of shoplifting and assaulting an officer near Bannock Street and 104th Ave A police officer tried to detain the suspect, Northglenn PD said the officer was injured and the suspect ran away The officer was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries Anyone with information on the suspect is asked to call Detective Spresser at 303-450-8859 or email at jpresser@northglenn.org On October 12, the City of Northglenn will hold a grand opening event for the new Northglenn City Hall — the first municipal building to achieve CORE Green Building certification in Colorado demonstrating Northglenn’s commitment as a leader in regenerative design practices & sustainable operations Designed by Anderson Mason Dale Architects the new 32,600-square-foot facility will house the same divisions and departments as the current facility Here are some fun facts about the new public amenity: All are invited to a grand opening event, noon-4 p.m. The celebration includes tours of city hall, music, food trucks, lawn games, face painting, booths, giveaways and a visit from Miles the Broncos mascot from noon – 2 p.m. Sign up for a tour in advance here: https://northglenn.ticketspice.com/city-hall-opening-open-house Opus has broken ground on Catalyst Industrial a new 188,054-square-foot Class A speculative industrial development on 14.26 acres located at 15030 E Each year during National Preservation Month Historic Denver opens the doors for the public to nominate the people and projects Jenna Sundel is a Newsweek reporter based in New Jersey She has in-depth knowledge of crime and courts She is a graduate of Montclair State University You can get in touch with Jenna by emailing j.sundel@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Pet owners in a Colorado city could have their pets removed after the city council passed a law limiting the number of dogs and cats per household Northglenn residents cannot have more than four dogs Anyone who currently owns more pets than the new limit allows can apply for a "previously owned pet exception" before the ordinance takes effect The city said that failing to report extra pets by the deadline could result in "enforcement action including a potential court order requiring pet removal." There is no statewide law limiting the number of pets per household in Colorado but various towns in the state have set their own limits Northglenn said it was the only town in Adams County without a limit Other states also leave it up to municipalities to set limits on the number of pets per household but towns such as Hawthorne and Rahway have placed limits on ownership The city said the ordinance was introduced after residents raised concerns about excessive noise and waste caused by a high number of pets in some neighborhoods The city said it did "extensive research and discussion" before passing the law Northglenn said it wants to ensure a "compassionate transition." Anyone who has more pets than allowed under the new limit can complete a form listing each pet's name "Our goal is to work with residents to ensure compliance through education and outreach before any enforcement action is taken," the city said on its website Northglenn has a population of around 38,000 and is located about 35 minutes from Denver on its website: "Pets bring joy and companionship to our lives Anyone with questions can contact the Northglenn Police Department by phone at 303-450-8892 or e-mail at police@northglenn.org Pet owners should check their state and local laws to see if they are subject to ownership limits Do you have a story that Newsweek should be covering Do you have any questions about this story Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsweek is committed to journalism that's factual and fair Hold us accountable and submit your rating of this article on the meter. Newsletters in your inbox See all Three people are dead and three others are injured following a shooting at a Halloween party in Northglenn early Friday morning Northglenn police officers were dispatched to a home on Belford Drive shortly after midnight after receiving a call about gunfire One person was pronounced dead at the scene and five others were transported to a nearby hospital with gunshot wounds Two of the people hospitalized later died from their injuries Police believe multiple shooters were involved a public information officer for Northglenn Police Department “We do not believe there's a current threat to the public,” Burlison said “We have no reason to believe it was a drive-by [shooting].” A temporary shelter-in-place order was issued for residents in the area of the shooting but has now been lifted Victims' identities will be released by the Adams County Coroner’s Office after their families are notified.  This is a developing story and may be updated You want to know what is really going on these days We can help you keep up.  The Lookout is a free daily email newsletter with news and happenings from all over Colorado Sign up here and we will see you in the morning Colorado Postcards are snapshots of our colorful state in sound. 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All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy A person has been arrested after they drove their car through a full garage in Northglenn FOX31's Greg Nieto spoke to the homeowner who was out to dinner when the crash occurred has opened the new Northglenn City Hall—a net zero fully electric building with a mass timber structure $33.7 million building houses 60 city staffers.  The project boasts numerous sustainability features Northglenn City Hall features 476 solar panels that are expected to generate at least as much energy as the building consumes annually While the building’s timber structure reduces embodied carbon by 41% about one-fifth of the building materials were sourced within 310 miles helping to reduce CO2 emissions from transportation and shipping 80% of construction waste was diverted from landfill.  As a result of the project’s emphasis on biophilic design four-fifths of occupants have views of the outdoors and daylighting Native plants reduce water use by over 70% compared to traditional landscaping and the irrigation relies completely on non-potable water collected from rain and snow The project team deployed universal design principles to ensure individuals of all abilities feel comfortable and welcome in City Hall. The team also prioritized products with Declare labels which Living Future describes as “a nutrition label for building products” that helps identify healthy materials and avoid harmful chemicals Northglenn City Hall’s community rooms can be reserved for public use can serve as a pre-function space for community events.  Here are additional facts about Northglenn City Hall: those living in Northglenn will be limited to a maximum of four household pets FOX31's Greg Nieto dug deeper to learn what prompted the change FOX31's Greg Nieto dug deeper to learn what prompted the change – A shelter-in-place alert was lifted and a suspect was taken into custody after an hours-long standoff in Northglenn Wednesday Limited details were available, but according to police, officers were working to make contact with a person in a home in a Northglenn neighborhood Police later reported that the scene was secure The police activity is happening near Gaylord Street and Claude Court A large police presence was seen on AirTracker7 footage which allows brewers to produce up to 120,000 barrels of beer per year is bringing ancient German beer-making techniques to Northglenn—but there’s nothing ancient about its equipment At the company’s new 60,000 square-foot headquarters the production plant blends traditional German processes with some of the most advanced brewing technology in the state “The design intent [of the brewing system] was to keep one eye on the past but also continue to push the envelope of what we think authentic modern German beer is,” says Christopher O’Connor In January, Prost opened the Biergarten portion of its Northglenn headquarters which offers its full line of award-winning brews and a curated menu of German bites The brewhouse did not officially start production until March and only the brewers have been inside the facility—until now 5280 toured the new brewhouse (and tried some of Prost’s latest concoctions) Here are five cool things we learned about the local beermaker and At the heart of Prost’s Northglenn headquarters is its custom Prost’s fully automated system includes a number of nifty features for creating tasty German suds its open fermenters utilize unsealed vessels to collect CO2 and allow brewers to monitor yeast health and remove unwanted materials from the surface—a centuries old German fermentation method It also uses horizontal lagering tanks that allow sediment to settle for clearer beer and natural carbonation Prost is one of the few breweries in the world with an automatic mill that separates the husk (skin) from the kernel of barley This allows for a process called endosperm mashing which minimizes bitterness and enhances the beer’s pure malt flavor Other features include time-release hoppers which are programmed to distribute hops into the beer mixture at specific times for optimal flavor and an energy-optimized boiling system that preserves delicate aromas “We’re not trying to be a German brewery that existed 500 years ago we’re trying to compete with German breweries of today It’s state of the art technology,” says David Deline The Northglenn facility is currently operating at about 50,000 to 60,000 barrels per year— around 80 percent of which is contract work for other brands—and is expected to reach 75,000 by this time next year Northglenn has the capacity to produce as many as 120,000 barrels annually Colorado’s 468 craft breweries collectively produced approximately 790,000 barrels in 2023 Prost’s 120,000 barrels would account for about one-sixth of the state’s total craft beer production “We designed this with a huge overcapacity so we could reserve volume for contracts,” Deline explains “The success of this facility has been off to the races so far We’re producing about 50,000 barrels annually in a short amount of time and we’re already about to exceed that.” In addition to its new Northglenn location and Fort Collins—all of which have pilot systems for research and development of new products The brewery also distributes its products in nine states “All of our Biergartens have pilot systems which we use for recipe development and test batches You can find our R&D (research and development) recipes on tap at their specific Biergartens,” Deline says The company also has plans to open additional biergartens in the coming years including one in Wheat Ridge’s new Clear Creek development slated to open in summer 2025 The 6,800-square-foot location will overlook the Coor’s pond and have 40 taps and a full kitchen “From a design standpoint for the biergartens We wanted to try and match up the position of the beer with the biergartens the economic model has turned out to be quite good,” says Boyd Hoback Prost invites guests to experience the brewing process for themselves through a self-guided tour at the Northglenn facility (351 W Read more about Denver’s best breweries in the suburbs — Neighbors in a Northglenn neighborhood are sharing concerns about speeding drivers and recent crashes in the area Neighbor Chris Cimino reached out to Denver7 this week because he wanted to raise awareness about the issues he said he and his neighbors have been dealing with near Irma Drive and Truda Drive Cimino said his family has lived in the neighborhood since 2021 and the issue of speeding has only gotten worse sometimes you’ll see two cars going the same direction we saw a car flipped on its roof right on the corner and it's steadily getting worse and worse to the point it will result in loss of life It's just a matter of time at this point," he added He has launched a petition urging the city to conduct a traffic study Cimino said he has collected around 17 signatures from neighbors We're tired of [hearing] 'We're looking into it,'" he said. Denver7 took these concerns to the City of Northglenn City officials said they're aware of the issue and have plans in the works to increase safety. "Traffic is a big concern in Northglenn so we tend to be pretty responsive because we want people to be safe," said Diana Wilson director of communications for the city. Wilson said they're looking at three solutions The first is adding more signage before stop signs The second is a public service announcement that was put together by Northglenn police officers to remind drivers about the rules of the road Wilson said they also plan to increase police patrols in the intersection and we want our neighborhoods to feel like they're being safe and know that their concerns matter to us," Wilson said. Cimino said he has heard the city make promises about this intersection before and hopes they follow through "I should be able to cross (an) intersection (in) my neighborhood without playing Russian Roulette for my life," he said — Three people have died in a Northglenn house party shooting just after midnight Friday the Northglenn Police Department public information officer James Burlison told Denver7 It was not a drive-by shooting and there is no known threat to the public A precautionary shelter-in-place order was issued for people living in the area of the shooting Officers got reports of gunfire around 12:01 a.m down the street from the intersection of W NPD is investigating an overnight shooting with two fatalities. The news release is below:(Northglenn, CO) On November 1st, at 12:01 AM, officers were dispatched to a house near Belford Dr. and Bruce Lane on reports of shots fired. When officers arrived on the scene, they… pic.twitter.com/5BusNy6WDq Northglenn police said officers found one person dead on the scene Five other people were taken to nearby hospitals and two of those people later died as well The Adams County Coroner's Office will release the names of the people who died once their family and friends have been notified Northglenn police think there were potentially multiple shooters involved Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call Detective Paul Gesi 303-450-8857 or e-mail him at pgesi@northglenn.org — Traffic on southbound Interstate 25 in Northglenn is back open after a four-vehicle crash involving a semi closed the roadway down to one lane According to the Northglenn Police Department and North Metro Fire Rescue The semi landed on its side and leaked fuel The driver of the semi was taken to the hospital with minor injuries Fire crews cleaned up a "small amount of fuel and oil." All southbound lanes except for the HOV lane were closed at 120th While Northglenn police investigated an armed robbery at a Walgreens Thursday night it was discovered that wasn’t the only store hit Gabby Easterwood has details on the investigation