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City to begin Property Maintenance Code Enforcement in C-1 zone(3)
A good way to avoid major, expensive repairs to your property is to perform routine maintenance. Well maintained properties provide a safe and welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.
Public Works street closure(0)
The City of Salida Public Works Department will be closing 13th Street from C to D St on Monday, May 2nd and Tuesday May 3rd to replace a fire hydrant.
City of Salida Public Works Street Sweeping Program(0)
Posted on April 20, 2011 THE STREET-SWEEPING PROGRAM IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA WILL START ON MAY 1, 2011. THIS PROGRAM WILL CONTINUE UNTIL NOVEMBER 30, 2011. THE DOWNTOWN AREA IS SWEPT FROM 4:00 AM UNTIL 6:00 AM. THE STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS: TUESDAY: E STREET F STREET G STREET FRIDAY: FIRST STREET SECOND [...]
New water and sewer code nears completion(0)
Over the next several months, the city will re-write the Municipal Code.
New Utility Code Nears Completion(0)
Over the next several months, we will re-write the Salida Municipal Code.
Salida Utilities Customer Survey(1)
City staff want to hear from you!
Fire Hydrant Flush(0)
The City of Salida Public Works Department and Water Treatment Plant will be doing a fire hydrant flush Tuesday April 5th and Wednesday April 6th.
Spring Fire Safety(0)
As many you witnessed a couple of weeks ago, it appears the spring fire season is already upon us. While we watch the snow fall on the mountains around us, the valley has seen little significant moisture this winter. This newspaper said in an article earlier this week there had been below average moisture for the last 6 months. Don’t let the little bit of snow we received on Monday night fool you. It is really dry.
Rates to be increased for water service(0)
A draft water rate study recently completed by the city’s engineering firm Schmueser Gordon Meyer (SGM) is now available for review on the city’s website. The study indicates rates are well below the required level to pay for the cost of the plant and water system. Alternatives for increasing rates will be considered by the council at the regular meetings scheduled on March 1 and March 15. Public comment may be considered at both meetings; however, the official public hearing will be held as part of the March 15 meeting.
Public Works helps you monitor your water use(0)
Public Works will check out water monitors so that you can monitor your usage.These monitors mount magnetically to your refrigerator and tell you how much water you are using at that moment. Ever wonder how much water is being used when your sprinkler system runs, or how much water is being used by your teenage daughter taking those long showers?
“If I were Mayor” Contest(0)
In an effort to educate the general community about the importance of Colorado’s cities and towns, The Colorado Municipal League (CML), to which the City is a member, is sponsoring “If I were Mayor” essay contest for 7th and 8th graders.
The City of Salida Seeks Volunteers for Boards(0)
The City currently has vacancies for the Board of Adjustment, Board of Appeals and the Historic Preservation Commission.
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