This Week At City Hall

Stormwater Enterprise to end with the year, Pioneers Museum and Pools remain open…for awhile, holiday safety tips, cold calling accident guidelines, sustainability challenge, Mike Anderson retires

Stormwater Enterprise 2-year phase out, Parks Fees increases, 2010 Snow Removal policy, Green Team update, carbon monoxide tips, Puffer Protection - car theft prevention tips, IT Turkey Drive

2010 Budget balanced, City and County agree on shared building maintenance, Miracle Meters program to raise money for the homeless

City Council considers how to regulate medical marijuana dispensaries, financing is secured to retain the USOC in Colorado Springs, a new trucking route is approved, wildfire mitigation efforts in Garden of the Gods proceed, Corral Bluffs Open Space management plan is unveiled, Red Rock Canyon pavilion recognized by Architect Colorado magazine.

Proposed 2010 Budget Impacts, CSPD Homeless Outreach Team success, Stormwater Enterprise's restoration of Fountain Creek under way, Garden of the Gods 100th Anniversary, efforts to preserve Rock Ledge Ranch's century-old apple tree

Stormwater Enterprise completing Project along Cottonwood Creek; Updates on the Woodmen Road and Proby Parkway projects; see why national magazines rank Colorado Springs number one for outdoor recreation; new roundabout makes trail junction safer.

Safety improvements to Shooks Run Trail crossing at Boulder St.; Green Fair; City Green Team Adopts A Waterway; West Center community center in new, spacious location; Springs in Bloom Winners

Federal funding to make bus service more accessible for disabled people, SWENT work on Cottonwood Creek, family honors matriarch through Adopt-A-Waterwayy program, second annual Green Fair, CSPD to employ technology to help make intersections safer.

Delinquent stormwater bills turned over for collection, Stormwater Enterprise makes improvements on Heather Dr., Proposed budget ballot issues, Essential Services model presented to Council, Proposed USOC agreement available online

A report on the impacts and implications of Special districts, Forestry asks citizens to watch for Dutch Elm Disease, Forestry's Biomass Utilization program, City employees' single stream recycling program, Memorial Park Skate Park now illuminated.