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When will my street be plowed?: The current snow response plan adopted by City Council designates the most critical City streets as primary and secondary routes. The City's goal during any snowstorm is to keep primary streets open and safe for the public. All remaining secondary streets will receive service only after the designated streets are attended to and when conditions warrant. Snow is generally plowed to the side of the street. Center snow banks create melt/freeze, sight distance and emergency vehicle access problems. Glen Creighton Drive is the exception to this approach. Snow is plowed to the center and the center snow bank is removed during major storms as time and resources permit. Where possible, Second St. Forest Ave., Colorado Blvd., snow is plowed to just one side. Sidewalks must be cleared of snow by the property owner within 48 hours of the end of a snow storm. More

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1. When will my street be plowed?: The current snow response plan adopted by City Council designates the most critical City streets as primary and secondary routes. The City's goal during any snowstorm is to keep primary streets open and safe for the public. All remaining secondary streets will receive service only after the designated streets are attended to and when conditions warrant. Snow is generally plowed to the side of the street. Center snow banks create melt/freeze, sight distance and emergency vehicle access problems. Glen Creighton Drive is the exception to this approach. Snow is plowed to the center and the center snow bank is removed during major storms as time and resources permit. Where possible, Second St. Forest Ave., Colorado Blvd., snow is plowed to just one side. Sidewalks must be cleared of snow by the property owner within 48 hours of the end of a snow storm. More

2. How do I report a street light outage?: All streetlights in the City are owned and maintained by United Power. To request service on a streetlight, contact United Power with the pole identification number on the light and the street where the light is located. Contact United Power at 303-637-1350 to report an outage.
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3. When does mosquito control begin?: Early season prevention treatment typically begins in May, adulticide (spraying) will be driven by complaints and trap counts.

4. Who sprays for mosquitos?: The City annually contracts for seasonal mosquito control. More...

5. How do I get on the no spray list?: The city contracts with Vector Disease Control International (VDCI) for seasonal mosquito control. The services include: survey/mapping services of larval breeding sites, mosquito breeding site inspection and larviciding services (spraying), and adult mosquito trapping.
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