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Tiny Idaho Springs police cruiser going out on patrol (opens the original)
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A local and quite tiny vehicle will be seen out and about in the coming weeks in Idaho Springs. Youâll recognize it, as it is wrapped as an Idaho Springs Police vehicle. During the opening ceremony of the new Idaho Springs Police Department headquarters, local business owners and a local tiny car owner teamed up to present the department with a very small gift. Although it's intimidating black-and-white text, âIdaho Springs Policeâ is on the outside; on the inside, its official function wi
Idaho Springs Police Headquarters opens to the public (opens the original)
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The new Idaho Springs Police Department headquarters is open to the public. The building, located at 1744 Miner, is the culmination of at least five years of work to create what, in all reality, is the first proper police station in Idaho Springs. The $3.2 million renovation was unveiled to the public during a ceremony Sept. 23, where nearly half of the attendees were wearing badges. The years-long project, excavating and rebuilding the former Citywide Bank, was not without its challenges or pit
Clear Creek nonprofits get El Pomar Foundation bounty (opens the original)
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The El Pomar Foundation released this seasonâs round of grants to nonprofits across Colorado for 2026, including two in Clear Creek County. According to the Colorado organization, El Pomar has made more than 25,000 grants all over the state of Colorado to more than 5,000 nonprofits since 1937. According to the organizationâs history, Spencer and Julie Penrose met in Colorado Springs and married in 1906. Spencer went on to create many iconic attractions in the Pikes Peak region. The couple
Two-bag strategy: Talking fire danger, stage 2 restrictions (opens the original)
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âWhat ifâ? and âWhoâs on your teamâ? They are two questions Clear Creek Fire Authority Chief Jeremy Jones and Evergreen Fire/Rescue Public Information Officer Einar Jensen want mountain residents to know the answers to during this wildfire season. Most mountain residents of tenure understand the perils and preparations of fire season at altitude. This year, according to the National Weather Service out of Boulder, the mountains are tinder-dry. In conversations this week, Jones and Jens
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