Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods has consistently provided residents with a powerful unified voice. 

As Denver's largest and oldest Registered Neighborhood Organization (RNO), we promote neighborliness to improve the community.  

We seek and encourage representation and cooperation among diverse groups as we work through specific neighborhood challenges and opportunities. 

​Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods has a proven track record of  promoting a more positive image of the communities we represent. 

​You can count on Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods to take action designed to improve the quality of life throughout greater Capitol Hill through our many social gatherings and events as well as extensive outreach and communications.

Capitol Hill United Neighborhood ByLaws

Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods' Work

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION Statement

Fulfilling Our Mission:

• Promoting a sense of neighborliness.
• Improving the physical appearance of the neighborhood.
• Providing a powerful, unified voice.
• Encouraging representation and cooperation among diverse constituency groups.
• Working on specific neighborhood problems.
• Promoting a positive image of the neighborhood.
• Developing Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods identity and visibility, and
• Taking action designed to improve the quality of life on Capitol Hill. ​

Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods Executive Committee

PRESIDENT
Travis Leiker​
SECRETARY
Nichole Racelis
TREASURER 
​​Richard Wilson
VICE-PRESIDENT, FUNDRAISING
Molly Williams

VICE PRESIDENT, MEMBERSHIP 
Andrea Hamilton
VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Vickie Berkley
VICE PRESIDENT, TEARS-MCFARLANE COMMUNITY CENTER
Sandy Goldhaber
Andrew Rogge

Learn more about Board Committees here.

Meet the Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods Board of Delegates

Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods is comprised of ten smaller neighborhoods from 22nd Avenue to 1st Avenue and from Colorado Boulevard to Broadway. Each November of odd calendar years, delegates are elected at neighborhood assemblies within the neighborhoods designated below. Each even year, at-large delegates are nominated by the existing board and elected at the annual membership meeting in January.  Delegates serve two year terms and function as the directors of the organization. Delegates represent the varying interests for their respective neighborhoods and the city more broadly. If you wish to discuss a community issue or if you would like to learn how you can become a delegate please reach out to your delegate listed below or CONTACT US more information.

​NEIGHBORHOOD 1

• Travis Leiker
• Dmitrii Zavorotny
• ​Amy Alleman*
• Joel Brown*
• Joshua Emerson*

​NEIGHBORHOOD 2

• Boris Jonica​
• Rajat Agarwal​

​NEIGHBORHOOD 3

• Andrew Rogge
• Tony Smith
• Charles Nusbaum*
• Jim Slotta*

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​* At-Large Delegates

​NEIGHBORHOOD 4

• Georgia Burleson​
• ​Richard Wilson​​​
• ​Vickie Berkley*
• Amanda Klahr*
• James LaRue*
• Anne McWhirter*
• Kathy Callender*

​NEIGHBORHOOD 5 

• Rachel Griffin​
• Ryan Keeney​
• Nichole Racelis*

​NEIGHBORHOOD 6

• Bruce Caughey​
• Jace Davis
• Sandy Goldhaber*
• Kevin Kelly*
• Nancy Charles-Parker*
• ​Amanda Pennington*

​NEIGHBORHOOD 7

• Brian Henderson
• Lindsay Burleson

​NEIGHBORHOOD 8

• Donny Boulanger
• Andrea Hamilton​​
• ​Noemi Ramos*
• Molly Williams*

​​NEIGHBORHOOD 9

• Peggy Randall
• Megan Whelan​

​NEIGHBORHOOD 10

• Debbie Young
• Gwen Smith-Ehrlich​​ ​

Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods Boundaries & Delegate Map

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