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Local services and rules

Moving to Englewood: who to call and what the city asks.

Englewood is in Arapahoe County. The city does not provide trash collection service; households use a hauler on the city's list of licensed trash haulers. Sewer service is split among sanitation districts, and the Sanitation District Maps show which district serves an address. All residential street speed limits are 25 MPH.

Occupancy Permit and parking permits

A special Occupancy Permit from the public-right-of-way permit process is available to homeowners who want to temporarily place a dumpster, building materials or a moving POD in the right-of-way. The right-of-way includes streets, curbs, sidewalks and alleys.

The city issues one Residential Parking Permit along with two visitor passes per address, with a maximum of two window stickers per address. Permits are valid for two years from the date of issuance.

Street sweeping, snow and noise limits

Street sweeping runs from April through October, weather permitting. The city is divided into four sweeping zones, and one zone is swept each week starting Monday.

Residents are responsible for clearing their driveways and the sidewalks next to their property after snow.

Residential zones typically have a noise limit of 55 decibels during the day and 50 decibels from 10 p.m. until 7 a.m. There are special limits for construction activity, loading operations and animals.

Utility accounts, trash rules and the flood hazard map

Englewood Utilities provides an online form to request an account transfer, final status or title status for a utility account. Utility bill payments can be made online, and customers can set up auto-payment options.

All households and businesses are required to have trash removal service at least once a week. Trash containers cannot be set out in front of the property earlier than 24 hours before collection.

Englewood partners with WM's At Your Door Special Collection for year-round home collection of unwanted paints, electronics, household chemicals and more.

Property addresses can be searched on the Mile High Flood District flood hazard map.

Englewood Station and the bert shuttle

Englewood Station at 899 W Floyd Ave is a rail station Park-n-Ride.

A shuttle called bert connects CityCenter Englewood, downtown businesses and the medical facilities in and near Craig Hospital and Swedish Medical Center, stopping only at designated stops.

New Residents page, schools, library and voting

An official New Residents page lists contacts for animal control, code enforcement, the library, schools, voter registration, water bill payment and transit.

Englewood Schools has an enrollment page covering choice enrollment and new in-boundary or returning student enrollment.

Englewood Public Library cards start with an online application. A full-access card requires a visit to the library with a photo ID and proof of current address.

The Arapahoe County Clerk is responsible for Englewood School Board and special district elections, and Englewood residents call the Arapahoe County Clerk for partisan election information.

Pet limits and short-term rental licenses

Licensing is not required for dogs and cats in Englewood, but they must be vaccinated for rabies. Residents can have no more than four dogs and cats combined, with no more than three dogs or three cats in any household.

Short-term rental operators in a residential zone district must be the primary resident of the property and live there no less than 185 days per year. All operators must hold both a city sales and use tax license and a short-term rental license.