This Week At City Hall

2009 parks irrigation plan, Fountain Creek volunteer clean up project, TIGER transportation grant funds, proposed coyote ordinance, first steps of legalizing the Manitou Incline, fireworks ban still in effect

West Nile Virus preparations, healthy employees equals health cost savings, Pikes Peak paving deadline looms, new horses at Rock Ledge Ranch and the complexities of keeping fountain waters flowing.

2010 Budget Outlook, CSFD Green Initiative, Pikes Peak Greenway Trail Improvements, Bike Month 2010, DTV Conversion Coming Soon

Cuts to PPRTA budget, Street Sweepers try new strategy to keep up, Adopt-a-Waterway program jump-started by citizen volunteers, Adopt-a-Park program expands to help counter loss of maintenance employees.

Parking Study: No increased hours and no more shuttle, White Acres open space acquired, Garden of the Gods walking tour podcast, City celebrates arbor day, Lyric Lounge winners present to council, Change Your Way Day essay winner recognized by Council

Protect our City Street workers by being alert when driving through cone zones; How to commute by bicycle; 9 neighborhoods honored for wildfire mitigation efforts; new hours for Pioneers Museum; Tribute to outgoing council member Margaret Radford.

Downtown Transportation Station; guiding Principles for a Sustainable City; Wildfire Risk as of late March; Stormwater repairs near Turman Elementary; CSPD's Parents Resource guide on-line, what their Victim Advocate can do for you

Discount prescription drug card program introduced, wildfire mitigation in Stratton Open Space, parking fines increase, April election mail-in ballot information, General Palmer: One Man and His Vision exhibit opens at the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum

Budget update; Stormwater projects; Possible Federal funds from Stimulus Package; New Red Rock Canyon pavillion; Mayor's 100 Teeens

Stormwater repairs to Douglas Creek, Filling sidewalk gaps on 8th street, What is Forme Based Code, and Garden of the Gods 100th anniversary