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Spring Creek Trail Open to Public

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The City of Steamboat Springs has reopened the Spring Creek Trail and Spring Creek
Park for public access. This trail was closed in January 2010 to all public access due to
hazard tree removal and fire break operations. This work was funded by a High Priority
Forest Fuels Mitigation grant that was awarded by the Colorado State Forest Service and
was directed at restoring forest health by removing dead and diseased trees.

Important Building Permit Announcement

Routt County Regional Building Department has announced that building permits with application dates prior to January 1, 2007 expired on January 1, 2010. This includes all buildings started between 2001 and 2006. The Department will be sending out letters notifying owners this week. A permit may be reissued upon payment of 50% of the original permit fee.

For more information, please contact Carl Dunham, Chief Building Official, at (970) 870-5566.

City of Steamboat Springs Accepting Credit Cards

The City of Steamboat Springs is now accepting credit and debit
card payments for Water/Sewer bills as well as Municipal Court fines such as parking tickets, traffic tickets, animal violations, etc.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, and Discover in person or over the phone. There will be a $2.00
convenience fee on telephone card usage. If you have questions or would like to pay your
Water/Sewer bill, please call our Utility Billing Clerk at (970) 871-6303. If you would like to speak to our Municipal Clerk, please call (970) 871-8277.

Change Your Clock, Change Your Batteries!

As time change approaches on Sunday, March 14, Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue wants
to remind residents to make another change that could save their lives – changing the
batteries in their smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.

Communities nationwide witness tragic home fire deaths each year. Approximately
every 3 hours a home fire death occurs somewhere in the nation and 80 percent of those
occur in homes without working smoke alarms. Non-working smoke alarms rob
residents of the protective benefits home fire safety devices were designed to provide.

Burning Slash Piles on Emerald Mountain

Burning Slash Piles on Emerald Mountain as part of ARRA Grant Project.

Under a contract with the City of Steamboat Springs, Rogue Resources has been cutting
and removing trees on Emerald Mountain. This work is funded by a High Priority Forest
Fuels Mitigation grant that was awarded by the Colorado State Forest Service and is
directed at restoring forest health by removing dead and diseased trees. As trees are
cut down, much of the unusable biomass is placed into slash piles that are burned. As a
result, citizens may periodically see flames or small smoke plumes on Emerald

Parks and Rec News

Road Closure Notice - Hometown Heroes Welcome parade and celebration

In order to have enough time to put snow on Lincoln Avenue for the Hometown Heros Welcome parade and celebration on Friday, April 2,the Public Works Department will be closing Lincoln Ave at about 1:15 pm and re-routing traffic.

The Hometown Heroes Celebration will start with a parade on snow down Lincoln Ave from 11th to 5th starting at 6:30 pm. The parade will end at the courthouse where the Olympians will be honored. The event should be over about 8:00 pm.

The road will remain closed until all snow is removed from the street following the ceremony, probably until 11-12pm.

Public Meeting to discuss parking recommendations

The Parking Group will hold a public meeting to discuss the proposed parking recommendations,
Tuesday, March 23, 5:30 pm at the Community Center, 1605 Lincoln Avenue.

Weekly Specials

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Hours of operation:
Monday - Thursday
Breakfast 8:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Lunch 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Snacks/Coffee 2:00 PM -3:00 PM

Cafe (970) 871-1406
Catering (970) 819-5118
Mountainhighcatering.com
Olivia@mountainhighcatering.com

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Weekly Special

Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue Announces 2010 Fire Academy

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Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue presents the 2010 Fire Academy.
The Fire Academy is an 8 month long training, preparing and certifying the candidate for the fire service.
Applicants must:

  • Be 21 years old
  • Legally eligible to work within the United States
  • Possess and keep a valid Colorado Drivers License
  • Those interested can download an application packet on our website:
    www.steamboatprings.net

    If you have any questions, please call the Mountain Fire offices at (970) 879-7170 to speak with a recruit advisor.
    Applications are due by April 1, 2010.