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The City has an aerial map program called SpringsView. This program provides an aerial photo of properties within the City of Colorado Springs. There is a variety of information available within the program including base zoning and overlays, parks, schools, topography, development plans, etc. Each layer may be turned on or off depending on which type of information is needed. You may zoom in and out to a particular area with the cursor or identify a specific property by typing in the tax schedule number or address.
Visit https://gis.coloradosprings.gov/Html5Viewer/?viewer=springsview and check it out. Know what's below. It's free. It's easy. It's the law.
If you plan to dig anywhere, from home projects to large construction jobs, you must contact 811 before you dig. Thousands of miles of pipeline, wires and cables for critical services such as electricity, natural gas, water, sewage, communications and other utilities are located underground. Damaging these lines could result in large utility outages, expensive repair costs, and could cause injury or even death. 811 Before You Dig. Call 8-1-1, or visit Colorado811.org at least three business days before you dig. Colorado 811 will notify affected utility owners of your intent to dig. Be sure to provide access to the property, ensuring gates are unlocked and pets are secured until the locates have been completed. If there is a problem with access, a meet request may be processed to ensure accessibility. See all the details at https://www.csu.org/Pages/811.aspx In Colorado, there are between 3,000 and 7,000 mountain lions, and while encounters remain rare, there have been sightings in Colorado Springs, to include near the Memorial-North Hospital.
Do you know what to do if you encounter a mountain lion?
Learn more at https://cpw.state.co.us/lions Colorado Springs Cone Zone Map
There’s a great way to keep track of what’s happening on the roads that you travel on the most. https://coloradosprings.gov/public-works/page/cone-zones-map Public Works Projects The Public Works map shows all City projects for Water Resources Engineering (Stormwater), Transit, City Engineering, Traffic Engineering, and Operations and Maintenance (Streets). https://coloradosprings.gov/public-works If you are interested in having private work at your home done by the contractors that worked in Pine Creek, please contact the companies directly
Please see the City’s Forestry webpage for further recommendations for tree care and new tree selection guides for our area: https://coloradosprings.gov/forestry.
The Association has an approved Plant and Tree list you can see by logging into your homeowner account at https://portal.ehammersmith.com. Our trees provide shade to cool our homes, privacy, clean our air, provide natural beauty and add intrinsic value to our Community, so please endeavor to replace trees if they are removed.
Call the Colorado Springs Police Department's non-emergency line at 444-7000 for:
https://www.coloradosprings.gov/code-enforcement-planning/webform/code-enforcement-complaint-form Learn more at www.coloradosprings.gov/codeenforcement The 9-1-1 Communication Centers in El Paso county uses a system called Everbridge to notify residents of emergencies.
It currently has residential and business landline data as well as opt-in data (meaning residents who registered their address and contact info). If you don’t have a landline and haven’t registered, your information may not be in Everbridge. Go to peakalerts.org to sign up! Stay up to date on the status of any burn bans and outdoor burning rules in Colorado Springs. Stay informed and stay safe!
https://coloradosprings.gov/fire-department/page/outdoor-burning-guidelines Prepare for Emergencies
Plan to Evacuate BEFORE You Must
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