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The Citywide Language Access Program's mission is to bring the City and County of Denver one step closer to our vision of a city that provides fair and equal access to everyone in our community, regardless of English proficiency. EXECUTIVE ORDER NO.150 (PDF, 512KB) Neighborhood Language Map. The Neighborhood Language Map is an interactive tool ...
- How to Access City Council Meetings
Please use the following links to access City Council...
- How to Access City Council Meetings
Our adult classes are held in-person with an option to add skills-focused groups. We offer an affordable, friendly environment with 5 levels of instruction and flexible start dates. We use games, puzzles, pictures, and audio to make learning fun. See Classes.
Denver City Council makes laws, budgets City money, and has authority to investigate City agencies and employees. The Denver City Council has 13 council members, 11 from equally populated districts, and two elected at large.
Our goal is to provide English language learning to anyone who seeks to improve their English skills, regardless of the ability to pay. We build community and friendships in our classrooms as well. We offer classes face-to-face in our Denver and Centennial locations.
Please use the following links to access City Council meetings. ADA NOTE: It is your right to access oral or written language assistance, sign language interpretation, real-time captioning via CART, or disability-related accommodations.
Sarah Parady is one of two at-large council members elected to serve the entire City and County of Denver. Find your council member's website and contact information.
English Learning Center Denver location - Office and classes. 2201 Dexter Street, Denver, CO 80207. Closest bus lines are #20 on 23rd Ave, #40 on Colorado Blv, #15 on Colfax Ave.
