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Aspen swears in 2 new police officers (opens the original)
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Aspen Mayor Rachael Richards swore in two new Aspen Police Department officers, Tina Thompson and Michael Madsen, at a regular meeting Tuesday. Madsen joins the Aspen Police Department with nearly 30 years of law enforcement experience under his belt. Richards noted that his career includes almost 25 years at the Kenosha Police Department in Wisconsin, where he was a sergeant prior to moving with his family to the Roaring Fork Valley. “He is excited to serve the Aspen community in the next chapt
Aspen to host open house for Smuggler Bridge replacement (opens the original)
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The city of Aspen will host its first public open house to discuss the replacement of the Smuggler Bridge on Power Plant Road on Wednesday, Oct. 7. The open house will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Pearl Pass conference room at Aspen City Hall. Community members are welcome to attend and learn more about the project, review preliminary design concepts, ask questions and provide input on the aesthetic design of the bridge. “The Smuggler Bridge is an important piece of Aspen’s transportation
Basalt police apprehend suspect in firearm incident (opens the original)
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The Basalt Police Department received a call from an undisclosed restaurant in Old Town Basalt Monday at approximately 2 p.m. reporting a male subject who threatened an individual with a handgun. The assailant allegedly left on foot as Basalt police and Pitkin County Sheriff deputies set up a perimeter to look for the subject, according to a press release issued Monday. Both the middle and elementary schools were placed in a “secure” hold due to the nature of the call and the proximity to the cr
Aspen community survey results reveal 14% response rate (opens the original)
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Aspen City Council heard results from the 2026 community survey Monday in order to better understand areas of strength and areas of needed improvements. The survey was issued this year from June 8 to Aug. 3. According to a staff report submitted to council prior to Monday’s work session, Aspen has conducted a community survey every two years since 2006 to gather what it calls “statistically valid feedback” on city services, resident concerns and community sentiment. This year was the second time
Basalt police apprehend suspect in firearm incident (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect a similar situation has not happened in Basalt before. The Basalt Police Department received a call from an undisclosed restaurant in Old Town Basalt Monday at approximately 2 p.m. reporting a male subject who threatened an individual with a handgun. The assailant allegedly left on foot as Basalt police and Pitkin County Sheriff deputies set up a perimeter to look for the subject, according to a press release issued Monday. Both the middle
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