The Pleasant View Metropolitan District is a small (~2.5 square miles) political subdivision of the state of Colorado under Title 32 of Colorado State Statute. The District is governed by a five member Board of Directors that serve four year terms and are elected by residents of the District per Colorado election law.
The District has approximately 4800 residents and shows quite a range of housing types. There are lower income, multi family dwellings going up to near million dollar single family residences. It is quite the eclectic mix.
What Pleasant View Metropolitan District does: Manages parks within Pleasant View and run the Pleasant View Fire District.
What Pleasant View Metropolitan District doesn't do: PVMD is not a city, so we do not take care of streets, roundabouts or traffic problems. Pleasant View falls under the jurisdiction of unincorporated Jefferson County.
The District has approximately 4800 residents and shows quite a range of housing types. There are lower income, multi family dwellings going up to near million dollar single family residences. It is quite the eclectic mix.
What Pleasant View Metropolitan District does: Manages parks within Pleasant View and run the Pleasant View Fire District.
What Pleasant View Metropolitan District doesn't do: PVMD is not a city, so we do not take care of streets, roundabouts or traffic problems. Pleasant View falls under the jurisdiction of unincorporated Jefferson County.
Our History
The Pleasant View Metropolitan District was founded in October 1948 by a group of foresighted citizens identifying the need for fire protection and parks/recreation for this area. These organizers were originally part of the local Civilian Defense Corps stemming from the out break or World War II to help protect the citizens of that time.
The valley we know as Pleasant View has led a varied and tried past, from the original settling in the late 1850’s to the present. Many challenges have faced citizens over the past 160 years. Today, the Pleasant View Metropolitan District sits roughly in the center of unincorporated Jefferson County between the cities of Golden and Lakewood.
The valley we know as Pleasant View has led a varied and tried past, from the original settling in the late 1850’s to the present. Many challenges have faced citizens over the past 160 years. Today, the Pleasant View Metropolitan District sits roughly in the center of unincorporated Jefferson County between the cities of Golden and Lakewood.
Our Staff
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Tammy Waller- District Manager
Arturo Mejia-Park Maintenance Chris Malmgren: Fire Chief
Oran Tool: Training Officer Michael Kiel: Lieutenant A Shift Aaron Genders: Engineer A Shift Grey Gardner: Firefighter A Shift Daniel Davis: Lieutenant B Shift Gregg Geiss: Engineer B Shift Mark Webb: Firefighter B Shift Zach Solis: Lieutenant C Shift Grant Carlson: Engineer C Shift Chad Green: Firefighter C Shift Davis Pidgeon: Firefighter D Shift |