The vision for Northglenn is to become a regional hub of the Denver area, and to offer livable neighborhoods, quality homes for all generations, and a wide variety of activities for all ages.
The vision for Northglenn residents is to enjoy living in an attractive city, to feel safe and secure throughout the community and to experience living in a self-contained community offering convenient amenities that is connected for the 21st century.
The vision for the city is to engage all citizens in the community, to take pride in Northglenn and to experience a strong intergovernmental linkage: youth to adults to seniors to community.
The vision for Northglenn's city government is to be financially sustainable, and to offer its residents first class city services.
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What should I do if I become a victim of identity theft?
If you believe you are a victim of identity theft, there are a number of important steps you should follow. Be prepared to document all unauthorized transactions and to be patient -- the process can take a number of months. If you are the victim of identity theft in the City of Northglenn, please click here for report form to fill out. Once the form is filled out and the documentation gathered, please bring it into the Northglenn Police Department. | | Steps to take when your identity is stolen
- Step 1 -- Contact your bank and other credit card issuers
- Step 2 – File a report with your local law enforcement agency
- Step 3 - File a report with the Federal Trade Commission
- Step 4—Contact one of the three major credit reporting bureaus
- Step 5-- Contact all of your creditors by phone and in writing
- Step 6-- Notify the phone company
- Step 7-- Notify the post office
- Step 8-- Notify the Social Security Administration
- Step 9-- Notify the State Department
- Step 10-- If you are contacted by a collection agency
- Step 11 --If your driver’s license or DMV-issued card was stolen
For a more detailed explanation of the above steps, please click here. |
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