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Fireworks Safety with the Westminster Fire Department
As we prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July, here's a reminder of the City's fireworks policy presented by the Westminster Fire Department. Please leave the pyrotechnics to the professionals and celebrate safely, Westminster!
Why does my water taste different in the fall?
It’s called turnover! Some of you may notice that your water tastes a little different in early to mid October. Don’t worry—that’s normal! Usually around October of each year, turnover begins at Standley Lake, which is a seasonal change between summer and winter when water from the bottom of the lake naturally rises to the top.
Ten Timely Tips for Gardening in Westminster
The City of Westminster operates the Briggs Greenhouse Center to produce over 45,000 plants annually for beautifying local landscapes and community gardens, enhancing habitats for pollinators. The horticulture program, led by Chris Borchers, offers gardening tips and educational resources, including classes and a seed library, benefiting residents and promoting conservation practices.
Neighborly Advice: Whose responsibility is it to shovel snow?
Which sidewalks do you need to shovel? Which are the City's responsibility? Do you need help shoveling? We've got your answers.
Waterwise Ways to a Better Garden
The sun has returned to the front range, and Westminster residents to their gardens. As you plan your…
How to Protect your Pipes this Winter
Frozen pipes can rupture when temperatures drop, causing leaks. To prevent this, locate the shutoff valve, insulate exposed pipes, and seal drafts. If pipes freeze, open nearby faucets and thaw them using safe methods. Inspect for leaks post-thaw and contact a plumber for repairs if necessary.