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News & Events
What's happening in Glenwood Springs
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La ciudad de Glenwood Springs abre la solicitud de fondos estatales de ayuda para pequeñas empresas
La solicitud para que las empresas elegibles soliciten Fondos está disponible en el sitio web de la Ciudad. La fecha límite de solicitud es el 5 de febrero de 2021. Read on... -
Comienzan las operaciones de mitigación de desprendimientos de rocas en el proyecto South Midland
ACTUALIZACIÓN, 2 p.m., 1/8/2021 - es probable que hoy después de las 3 p.m. los equipos de construcción estén trabajando en South Midland y se cierre un carril debido a trabajos en los servicios públicos. Read on... -
Glenwood Springs expande el centro de comidas al aire libre y el área de bebidas alcohólicas
Los clientes de los restaurantes a partir del viernes podrán consumir bebidas alcohólicas para llevar en un área de calentamiento designada bajo el puente de Grand Avenue. Read on...
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CONE ZONE: 27th St. Bridge Night Closure January 22-23
The 27th St. Bridge will be closed in both directions overnight for installation of a sewer pipe liner from Friday, January 22 through Saturday, January 23. Read on... -
CONE ZONE: Northbound Hwy 82 Lane Closure January 20-21
Northbound lane closure at Hwy 82 and S. Hyland Park Dr. January 20th and 21st. between 8 AM-3:30 PM. Read on... -
City of Glenwood Springs Opens Application to Distribute State Small Business Relief Funds
The City of Glenwood Springs received $61,000 to distribute in Small Business Relief Funds from the State. The application is open for eligible businesses to apply. The application is online and the submission deadline is February 5, 2021. Read on... -
Christmas Tree Drop Off Available Through January 31, 2021
Christmas Tree drop-off is available from December 28 through January 31, 2021 at the old Rodeo grounds off of Airport Road. Residents are asked to remove all decorations and lights. Please do not dump trash or other debris at this site. Read on... -
UPDATE: Crane operations for rockfall mitigation begin on South Midland Reconstruction Project
*UPDATE, 12:45 PM, 1/8/21 – Crews will likely be working on South Midland with a lane closure after 3 PM today due to utility work. Please plan extra travel time with the extended lane closure and weekend/event traffic. Read on... -
Snow Zone: Roads are Snow Packed and Icy
A total of 4-8 inches fell in Glenwood Springs over night. Read on... -
Glenwood Springs Expands Downtown Outdoor Dining and Alcoholic Beverage Area
Restaurant patrons starting Friday will be able to consume to-go alcohol beverages in a designated warming area under the Grand Avenue Bridge. This is intended to provide an area where people can take to-go beverages and food from the restaurants. Read on... -
CONE ZONE: South Midland Alternating Lane Closure
Expect ongoing short, rolling lane closures on South Midland between 27th St and Cardiff Rd/CoRd 160, M-F, 9 AM-3 PM Read on...
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January 26
Planning and Zoning Commission Virtual Meeting at 6:00 PM Please open calendar event for meeting instructions.Read on... -
January 27
Financial Advisory Board Virtual Meeting at 7:30 AM Please open calendar event for meeting instructions.Read on... -
February 1
Historic Preservation Commission Virtual Meeting at 5:15 PM Please open calendar event for meeting instructions.Read on... -
February 2
Transportation Commission Virtual Meeting at 7:30 AM Please open calendar event for meeting instructions.Read on...
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COVID Dial Guidance Guidance
As Colorado continues to normalize operations, the State has set up a COVID-19 Dial Guidance to provide ongoing guidance related to the new phase. While the State provides overarching Safer at Home protocols, these are subject to county guidelines and enforcement.
In Colorado, local governments can choose to have different rules from the state. To get the most up-to-date information on local orders and variances, please review Garfield County Executive Orders.
Help Stop the Spread
- Stay at home as much as possible.
- Practice good hygiene. Wash your hands frequently and don’t touch your face.
- Wear a face covering or mask when you leave your home.