Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) makes it easy to do both via a handy online map that allows you to see and check the status.
See it and learn more about it at http://stormcenter3.csu.org.s3.amazonaws.com/default.html
Wondering if you are the only home without power, gas, or water? Or do you need to report an outage?
Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) makes it easy to do both via a handy online map that allows you to see and check the status. See it and learn more about it at http://stormcenter3.csu.org.s3.amazonaws.com/default.html Police say there are 3 common mistakes when navigating roundabouts:
1. Failing to yield to traffic already in the roundabout 2. Changing lanes in the roundabout 3. Attempting to make a left from the right-hand lane when you're supposed to go right or straight. Diagram from Colorado Driver Handbook page 20 https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/sites/default/files/DriverHandbook.pdf
Potholes are generally caused by moisture, freeze-thaw action, traffic, poor underlying support, or some combination of these factors.
If you would like to report a pothole to the City of Colorado Springs Operations & Maintenance Division you can do one of the following: - Call 385-ROAD and leave a message detailing the pothole's location - Use the GoCoSprings App. See a pothole or graffiti? Want to report water wasting? Ask a question, report an issue, or give feedback to the City of Colorado Springs anytime. Get the link for your phone at https://www.coloradosprings.gov/gocosprings A red flag warning is issued when weather conditions are favorable for the rapid spread of wildfires. This means that critical fire weather conditions, such as strong winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation, are expected or already occurring in the area. During a red flag warning, it is crucial to exercise extreme caution and be prepared to take immediate action in case a fire starts. Avoid outdoor burning, use equipment that could generate sparks responsibly, and report any signs of fire or smoke to the authorities promptly.
On the other hand, a fire weather watch is an early alert indicating that weather conditions may become favorable for the spread of wildfires. While it is not as severe as a red flag warning, a fire weather watch serves as a reminder to stay vigilant and be prepared for potential fire hazards. During a fire weather watch, pay attention to local forecasts and stay updated on changing conditions. Review your emergency plans, clear any debris or flammable materials from around your property, and ensure you have necessary supplies ready in case of an evacuation. Remember, both red flag warnings and fire weather watches are issued to help keep communities safe. It's essential to take these alerts seriously, stay informed, and follow any instructions or recommendations from local authorities to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your property from the threat of wildfires. #SaferNeighborhoodsTogether NeighborsApp. #WildfirePreparedness Source: Weather.gov |
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