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A More Walkable Historic Westminster
Residents and commuters traveling along 72nd Avenue in Historic Westminster are starting to see visible signs of progress.…
Report Potholes During Our First-Ever Pothole Palooza
From April 8-11, our dedicated City streets team will repair potholes as part of a marathon week to spruce up roads in Westminster. Starting today, residents can let us know about any pesky potholes that need to be fixed using the form linked below.
‘Clearopathra’ and ‘CTRL+SALT+DELETE’ Officially Join Snowplow Fleet
Two snowplows were officially named by City staff using custom-designed decals and resident-submitted names. After residents submitted their punniest names and voted for their favorites, Clearopathra and CTRL+SALT+DELETE officially joined the fleet. Be on the lookout for these punny plows this winter and beyond.
What to ‘Snow’ Before You Go
In snowy conditions, understanding how to navigate around snowplows is essential for safety. When flashing blue lights approach, drivers can either continue or pull over, based on road conditions. A new online snowplow tracker provides real-time updates on plow locations, enhancing safety and navigation during winter weather.
New U.S. 36/Sheridan Underpass Opening June 10
The Sheridan Boulevard Multimodal Transportation Improvement Project – also known as the Sheridan Underpass – will open Saturday, June 10. The new underpass will make several key connections and improvements to one of Westminster’s busiest corridors.
‘Scoop Dogg’ and ‘Snow-B-Gone Kenobi’ Officially Join Snowplow Fleet
Two snowplows were officially named by City staff using custom-designed decals and resident-submitted names. After residents submitted their punniest names and voted for their favorites, Snow-B-Gone Kenobi and Scoop Dogg officially joined the fleet. Be on the lookout for these punny plows this winter and beyond.
How Westminster’s Snow Removal Team Keeps Roadways Safe for Residents
The first measurable snowfall in Westminster may be hard to predict, but City staff is well prepared for…
Viva Via: Riding Along with Westminster’s New Free Transportation Service
Gayle and Dolores are making the most of Westminster’s new partnership with Via Mobility Services, a program that offers Westminster residents a free ride within 15 miles of their homes. Residents age 60 and older, or residents experiencing short- or long-term disabilities are eligible for the program, and can take trips for almost any purpose, including doctor’s appointments, recreational activities, seeing friends, or in Gayle and Dolores’ case, a grocery run.
Secure Bike Shelters Open at Westminster and Broomfield RTD Locations
Commuting Solutions, the Regional Transportation District (RTD), the City and County of Broomfield and the City of Westminster…
Meet Westminster’s Snow Command
When the snow starts to fall in Westminster, in addition to the City’s Public Works and Utilities department, many other city employees put their usual work on hold to jump behind the wheel of a snow plow. In addition to city streets, there are also trails, sidewalks and city facilities that require special attention to ensure residents can safely access services and amenities. To get the job done, more than 60 people from the City’s parks and open space teams, including staff from Standley Lake, and even golf course personnel are called in to help during snow events.