Engage with the City

Ask Arvada is the City's online, 24/7 digital service request platform. Residents can ask City staff questions from the comfort of their home during hours that are convenient for them. City staff will respond to requests within three days, and residents can track the status of their requests.

• Visit Ask Arvada to report an issue or request service.
• Call Us on the Phone: To reach City Hall during normal business hours (8 am to 5 pm. Monday through Friday), dial 720-898-7000.
• Visit Us in Person: Arvada City Hall is located at 8101 Ralston Road, Arvada, CO 80002

Speak Up Arvada is the City's online, 24/7 digital engagement platform where you can give us feedback and share ideas about issues that you care about at times that are convenient for you. On the site, you'll find tools for engaging with the City and resources for staying informed. Within a project, you can take a survey or a poll, share a comment, idea, or a question, or drop a pin on a map All feedback is considered by the City team when making recommendations on a project and shared with the City's leadership and City Council.

• Register on Speak Up Arvada to share your perspective on issues that matter to you.
• Email Speak Up Arvada if you have questions.
• View this video to learn more about the site.

Neighbors knowing neighbors is at the core of every strong community. The City offers resources and training opportunities to residents who would like to strengthen their community through impactful projects and activities. Visit Neighbors Connected.

• Interested in learning more? Visit Neighbors Connected to learn more about the programs and opportunities available to you!
• Questions? Email Neighborhood Arvada.

At meetings of the Arvada City Council (held on Mondays), councilmembers hear public comment about and discuss and vote on a variety of resolutions and ordinances that set the strategic and policy direction of the City and affect the lives of Arvada residents. City councilmembers want your input. You can attend a public hearing to share your views, or participate in the Open Comment portion of Council meetings on items not otherwise on the agenda. For more information about engaging with City Council, visit the About City Council Meetings webpage.

The City relies on volunteers to help make the organization successful. Volunteers serve as ambassadors at the Arvada Reservoir, in our parks and at Majestic View Nature Center. They serve on boards and commissions. Volunteers help keep our streets and trails clean. And our public safety volunteers support the Police Department by helping with administrative functions and other day-to-day operations. Volunteering for the City is a great way to participate in local government and give back to your community. For more information on volunteer opportunities, visit Volunteer Opportunities page.

The City team regularly hosts community meetings and open houses across the city to inform the community about various projects and often to solicit resident input to help improve the project. The City regularly advertises public meetings on social media, in the Arvada Report and the ArvadaNews.

The Arvada City Council relies on community volunteers to study special community issues, obtain public comment on key projects, and offer recommendations on matters that affect the quality of life in Arvada. These groups are part of the community's voice, influencing public policy and decisions that affect the entire city. For more about boards and commissions, visit Boards, Commissions, and Committees page.