The Department of Environmental Health reached out to Wash Perk after seeing The Perkolator on 9News back in May. The city has created a new certification program for SUSTAINABLE BUSINESSES in Denver and Janet Burgesser came to find out about Wash Perk’s practices and to offer help with improvements. We are very proud to announce that we had few new practices to add. We secured insulation around our a/c vents in the basement and Jeremy Lauffenburger changed out a good amount of our lightbulbs to more efficient ones. We were the lucky business to be the recipient of the 1000th FREE energy efficient lightbulb! It’s not easy or inexpensive to keep our waste down, and we know sometimes it requires extra effort from you and all of our staff. In the long run, we feel better about reducing our waste and possible harm, and hopefully utility costs. We think it’s great that The Department of Environmental Health is trying to support businesses to reduce energy costs, waste and to improve sustainability awareness. Craig Williams from Infinite Future continues to look in to ways that we can reduce costs, hassles and waste around Wash Perk. THANK YOU all, including our customers that support and encourage us.
AT THE PERK
CLOSING EARLY: Monday, August 29th at 7pm. So sorry for the inconvenience. LABOR DAY we will be open 7am-3pm.
ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS: Tuesday, August 30th 7-9pm in Living Room. For more information: ewbdenver.org
SEPTEMBER ARTIST: Wash Perk welcomes new artist for September Dan Ericson, aka, DUNN. He was able to hang his work early. His work is unique and sustainable! He was featured this month in 5280 MAGAZINE. check it out next time you are in.
AROUND THE PERK
Public Meeting on Mini Master Plan for Wash Park: Tuesday, August 30th, 5:30-7:30pm at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 700 S.Gilpin. Thanks to Cindy Johnstone and FANS for keeping us in the loop.








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