Get ready for the largest 4th of July event with fireworks erupting across the Pikes Peak Region.  Enjoy the Colorado Springs Philharmonic’s annual patriotic concert broadcast from your favorite radio station – all from your porch!

• 9:00 PM – Radio Broadcast Begins: Tune your radio to Sunny 106.3 FM, Y96.9 FM, KCME 88.7 FM, 92.9 Peak FM, or 740 KVOR or download the iHeart Radio app to stream for free.
• 9:05 PM – Welcome by John Suthers & National Anthem
• 9:08 PM – Colorado Springs Philarmonic Symphony Begins
• 9:20 PM – Fireworks Begin at All Ten Collaborating Community Locations (Fireworks will be broadcast by KKTV.com.)
• 9:35 PM – Fireworks Conclude (Listeners are encouraged to flicker their lights for 60 seconds as “Applause” and in honor of the birth of our great nation.)

See all ten locations of fireworks displays and the details at
http://www.coloradospringssports.org/4th-of-july-symphony-in-the-park/

Recreational fireworks are illegal in Colorado Springs. That includes all fireworks with a fuse or that require a flame to ignite. Novelty items like snappers and poppers are allowed.
Report Illegal Fireworks

• If you hear or witness the use of fireworks being used by a neighbor, call 444-7000.
• Only call 9-1-1 in the event of an injury or fire.
• When you call either of the numbers, ALWAYS stay on the line until a call taker answers.

      A fire started by fireworks that threaten or damages property is a crime of arson. Possession, use and/or the sale of fireworks is subject to a fine up to $2,500 and/or up to 189 days in jail. All citations will demand a mandatory court appearance in municipal court. Professional public firework displays are regulated and permitted upon approval from the Division of the Fire Marshal under the city code.
     In an effort to keep our community safe, CSFD fire investigators conduct fireworks patrols July 3-5 each year. They confiscate any fireworks that are found and issue citations to those in possession of illegal fireworks.
     CSFD has set up drop-off boxes for fireworks at all 22 fire stations around town. People are encouraged to voluntarily bring in their fireworks for proper disposal. This is an anonymous drop-off, no questions will be asked and no citations will be issued for bringing in fireworks. We encourage anyone who has old fireworks to drop those off as well.

Actions You Can Take to Be Safe

• On Independence Day in a typical year, far more U.S. fires are reported than on any other day, and fireworks account for two out of five of those fires, more than any other cause of fires.
• If you want to see fireworks, go to a public show put on by experts.
• Do not use consumer fireworks.
• Keep a close eye on children at events where fireworks are used.
• The risk of fireworks injury is highest for young people ages 15-24, followed by children under 10.
• In 2013, there were eight deaths and an estimated 11,400 consumers who sustained injuries related to fireworks.
• In 2013, sparklers and rockets accounted for more than 40 percent of all estimated injuries.

For more information visit 
https://coloradosprings.gov/fire-department/page/fireworks-safety

When you decide to replace a dead tree (and you are sure it is actually dead), you must submit a Design Review Request (DRR) with the type and size of the tree you plan to plant BEFORE you initiate the replacement to receive approval from the Modifications Committee. 

​Minimum sizes for planting new trees in Pine Creek per the Community Guidelines are:

• Deciduous Trees: 2-inch caliper
• Evergreen Trees: 5-foot height
• Ornamental Trees: 1½-inch caliper

Review the tree choices and landscaping requirements in the Community Guidelines at https://www.pcva.org/uploads/7/8/8/7/78875826/pcva_community_guidelines_july_24_2018.pdf

Review the modifications approval process and download the DRR form at https://www.pcva.org/submit-a-design-review-request.html

Members of the Colorado Springs Police Department are authorized to remove, or have removed at their direction, any vehicle from any public or private way or place as noted below.
- Any vehicle left unattended that constitutes an obstruction to traffic
- A vehicle, or trailer, is left parked in the same place upon a street, highway or alley continuously for a period of seventy two (72) hours
- Any recreational vehicle parked on a street or highway, alley, public roadway, or other public right-of-way for a period of time greater than that necessary for the expeditious loading and unloading of passengers or property. 

10.25.101: AUTHORITY TO IMPOUND VEHICLES:
http://sterlingcodifiers.com/codebook/index.php?book_id=&chapter_id=62867#s1000895