Tirol: Kohlenmonoxidvergiftung in Ferienhaus in Westendorf → Bewusstloser (30) gerettet WESTENDORF (TIROL): Am 13. März 2026 kam es gegen 22:45 Uhr in einem Ferienhaus in Westendorf zu einem Einsatz aufgrund eines vermuteten Gasaustritts. Ein 30 j

Tirol: Kohlenmonoxidvergiftung in Ferienhaus in Westendorf → Bewusstloser (30) gerettet #CO #Rettungsdienst #Westendorf
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Anything can be faked online, that being said. If this is true, #Epstein may be alive and well in #CO. Considering the odd circumstances around his "death", this might be the biggest bombshell tied to this case. #EpsteinFiles #Trump #ReleasetheFiles #EpsteinAdministration
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In 1984 #CO governor Davis Waite attempted to purge the Denver Fire&Police board of its graft. The members refused to leave, so he called in the state militia, which trained gatling guns on city hall! They other side deputized their own force, with guns and explosives for a standoff /1

State Cases work better bc it keeps Trump's fingers off the scale and gets convictions

#CO - Tina Peters got 9 years

#GA - Jenna Ellis, Kenneth Chesebro, Sidney Powell, and Scott Hall pleaded GUILTY in the Georgia Election Case

#NY - Trump Convictions

And so totally related to our climate and its study is #CO Gov. Jared #Polis possibly commuting the sentence of anti-democracy operator #TinaPeters.

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A group of priests are scared they’ll lose their livelihood as the church is no longer funded by the government. They have a brilliant idea of putting on #SwanLake with themselves in the roles. Trouble is none of them can dance. #CO #A #book

Upper Blue panel approves temporary LNG distribution site with safety, traffic limits The Upper Blue Planning Commission approved a Class 4 Nonconforming Parcel Plan Review (PLN25-042) to allow modular liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities on a 16.16-acre parcel at 115 Gateway Drive, imposing fencing, traffic and parking controls and a requirement that operations end Oct. 20, 2027.

The Upper Blue Planning Commission has greenlit a temporary LNG distribution site, ensuring strict safety and traffic regulations until operations cease in 2027!

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SCOMBA proposes machine-built "Bobsled" downhill trail at Tenderfoot Meadows; council pauses for site review SCOMBA asked the Summit County Open Space Advisory Council to approve a machine-built downhill "Bobsled" trail as phase 1 of a larger "Tenderfoot Ride Center." Council members said the trail and the broader ride-center concept must be evaluated separately and requested a pinned site visit, Management Plan review, and input from Dillon and Keystone before deciding.

SCOMBA's ambitious plan for a downhill "Bobsled" trail at Tenderfoot Meadows faces a pivotal moment as council members call for further environmental reviews and community input before any decision is made.

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#SummitCounty #CO #EnvironmentalReview #CitizenPortal

Snake River Planning Commission approves 162‑unit workforce housing project, requires county to secure Denver Water property or easements for roundabout The commission approved a Class 4 Location and Extent application for six workforce housing buildings totaling 162 apartment units on 10.89 acres in the White River National Forest, adding a condition that the county obtain Denver Water property or easements to build a required roundabout and infrastructure; the vote was 3-1.

The Snake River Planning Commission just greenlit a major workforce housing project in Summit County, but the county must secure vital land for infrastructure first!

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Ancient pictographs of lizards on a red sandstone cliff face with blue sky, wispy clouds above and contrail of jet crossing the sky.

Ancient and modern in Dinosaur National Monument, Colorado Utah

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Breckenridge History outlines 2026 cabin-restoration plan, cites occupancy cost barrier to public access Breckenridge History told the Summit County Open Space Advisory Council its 2026 plan will prioritize stabilizing and restoring historic mining-era cabins (F21, later F24 and F30) but will keep them closed to the public because County Certificate of Occupancy requirements would raise costs by an estimated 3–4% and alter cabin aesthetics.

Breckenridge History's ambitious restoration plans for historic mining cabins face a costly hurdle that could keep them closed to the public, sparking a debate between preservation and accessibility.

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Trail counters show concentrated summer use; Lincoln Townsite, Lily Pad Lake among busiest in Summit County Open Space staff told the Summit County Open Space Advisory Council that trailhead cameras and counters recorded heavy summer use at several trailheads in 2024, with Lincoln Townsite at or over capacity 92 days and Recpath counters exceeding 350,000 detections despite calibration issues.

Summit County's trailheads faced overwhelming summer traffic, with Lincoln Townsite hitting capacity 92 days in 2024—what does this mean for outdoor enthusiasts?

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Summit County advisory council endorses access plan for Camp Hale monument, backs SUP management Summit County Open Space Advisory Council endorsed a Volpe Center access plan for the Camp Hale Continental Divide National Monument study area and recommended a special-use permit (SUP) be issued to the county to manage trailheads; the motion passed unanimously.

Summit County's Open Space Advisory Council just paved the way for a groundbreaking access plan that could transform trailheads in the stunning Camp Hale National Monument!

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County and U.S. Forest Service outline CHCDNM access plan and plan NEPA next steps Summit County and U.S. Forest Service staff presented an Access Planning draft for the CHCDNM study area covering parking, shuttle/reservation ideas, staffing scenarios for a Special Use Permit, and a recommendation to begin NEPA early summer 2025; USFS said the project is high on its priority list but capacity is limited.

Summit County and the U.S. Forest Service are gearing up for a game-changing Access Plan that aims to tackle trailhead congestion and enhance visitor experiences by 2025!

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USFS releases Frisco Backyard EA proposing targeted fuel treatments, trail realignment and limited groomed winter use The Frisco Backyard Environmental Assessment, released April 4, proposes phased fuel mitigation across 63 smaller units, trail realignment that would decommission 10 miles and add 5 miles of trail, and limited winter grooming and fat-bike access on portions of the Recpath; the Forest Service and Summit County staff say the plan seeks to balance wildfire risk reduction with recreation management while coordinating with Colorado Parks and Wildlife on elk protections.

The U.S. Forest Service's new plan aims to balance wildfire risk reduction with enhanced recreational access in the popular Frisco Backyard area, impacting how hundreds of thousands of visitors experience the trails each year.

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#SummitCounty #CO #RecreationManagement

Council reviews Camp Hale access plan, hears trade-offs between visitor access and habitat protection Volpe staff presented access and parking recommendations for the Southern Tenmile portion of the Camp Hale Continental Divide National Monument; Forest Service and Council members pressed for measures that balance higher visitor demand with protection of sensitive alpine ecosystems.

Exciting access recommendations for Camp Hale aim to balance growing visitor demand with the protection of sensitive alpine ecosystems—will they succeed?

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Woodland Park candidates emphasize water security, limits on growth and open-space stewardship at chamber forum At a Greater Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce forum, mayoral and council candidates prioritized water security, managing downtown growth, and preserving open space; debate centered on the DDA/TIF, a grocery sales-tax tradeoff and the newly acquired Shining Mountain Golf Course.

Woodland Park candidates are prioritizing water security and open-space stewardship as they gear up for the crucial April election—what's at stake for your community?

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Take action- add comments! Election tamperer Tina Peters must NOT be pardoned! She has ZERO remorse. She a sociopath like the rest of them. Tell the CO governor NO pardon for her! #CO #elections
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Commissioners deny Wind River Place tax abatement after dispute over fire damage and sales data The board voted 5–0 to deny Wind River Place Holdings LLC's 2024 tax abatement petition. The petitioner cited a November 25, 2021 fire that removed 24 units from service during the data-collection period; the assessor cited a June 21, 2022 sale and statutory rules and asked the board to uphold the market-based value.

El Paso County commissioners voted unanimously to deny a tax abatement request from Wind River Place, despite claims of fire damage affecting property value.

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El Paso County commissioners deny Chestnut Springs tax abatement, citing market-value rules The Board of County Commissioners voted 5–0 to deny Chestnut Springs Holdings LLC's request to lower assessed values for 2023–24, with the assessor's office saying the Colorado Constitution requires a market-sales approach and the petitioner failed to meet its burden of proof.

El Paso County Commissioners unanimously denied a tax abatement request from Chestnut Springs Holdings, emphasizing the constitutional mandate for a market-based valuation.

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Finance department outlines budget outlook and several supplemental requests including jail remodel and evidence‑room upgrade Finance staff updated commissioners on departmental functions, grants, debt and internal controls; budget staff reported strong 2025 results but an 18% drop in January sales tax. Multiple supplemental requests were previewed, including Open Space invasive‑species actions, $200,000 for planning wildlife crossings, a $136,000 evidence‑room HVAC/lighting supplement, jail remodel cost increases, and a $22M solid‑waste bond issuance with a premium.

The finance team just revealed an eye-opening budget outlook, highlighting a surprising 18% drop in January sales tax and a slew of significant funding requests that could reshape our county's future.

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Elbert County commissioners back support for transmission‑infrastructure bill and scenic‑byway resolution, oppose extreme‑temperature worker protections After returning from executive session, Elbert County commissioners voted unanimously to support House Bill 26‑1278 and HJR26‑1018 (Planes To Pines Scenic Byway) and to adopt an opposed position on House Bill 26‑1272, which one commissioner said could harm ranchers and outdoor trades.

Elbert County commissioners have taken a bold stand, supporting a crucial transmission infrastructure bill and the scenic Planes To Pines Byway while opposing controversial worker protection measures that could impact local ranchers.

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Douglas County signs IGA with Lone Tree to advance I‑25/Lincoln Avenue preconstruction work Douglas County approved an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Lone Tree to fund preconstruction activities for the I‑25/Lincoln Avenue traffic and mobility project, allocating $1 million from the county toward a $3 million early‑action preconstruction package and citing DRCOG and other partners as funding sources.

Douglas County is teaming up with Lone Tree to kickstart a $3 million traffic and mobility improvement project, paving the way for enhanced bike and pedestrian access by 2028!

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Douglas County approves $13.218 million contract to rebuild Pine Drive and Pine Lane Douglas County commissioners approved a $13,218,000 construction contract with Hammond Infrastructure Incorporated and two budget reallocations to fund the Pine Drive and Pine Lane improvement project, with a projected notice to proceed on April 6 and a 480‑day contract term.

Douglas County is set to transform Pine Drive and Pine Lane with a $13.2 million construction project aimed at improving traffic safety and accommodating growth in the region!

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Elbert County reviews Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code; officials raise enforcement and homeowner-impact concerns County staff and a state fire official told the Elbert County Board of County Commissioners that the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code targets home-hardening and vegetation management for new builds and large remodels, but commissioners raised questions about enforcement, surveys, exemptions and homeowner burden.

Elbert County is tackling wildfire threats head-on with a new Resiliency Code, but concerns about enforcement and homeowner impacts are raising eyebrows.

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