Page 2 - Efficiency Works News Today

Reporter well, they are making progress removing the vehicle and debris from the northbound and southbound lanes of 495. You can see another truck pulling into the picture right now on the northbound side which is the side were standing on, this is where the cab was. So they have been using brooms to sweep up debris. You just saw the video of the cab being uprighted and towed away. That was maybe an hour ago. And then on the southbound lanes, this is where the accident happened. The driver actua...

Efficiency Works, an energy efficiency program operated by Platte River Power Authority among its member cities has reduced carbon emissions by more than 6,800 tons through various initiatives.

Efficiency Works, an energy efficiency program operated by Platte River Power Authority among its member cities has reduced carbon emissions by more than 6,800 tons through various initiatives.

Estes Park’s residents, economy, and wildlife will benefit greatly from sustainability practices. As an Estes Park trustee, I have been writing about “focus issues.” Here, I am focusing on efforts to preserve our environment and function in coordination with it. First, let’s consider some plans for the near future. Visit Estes Park (VEP) staff are […]

Here is a selection of comments on stories posted by the Reporter-Herald on its Facebook page Dec. 2-8.

Three ​city of Loveland parks​ have new lights, according to a city news release.

Construction Companies, News, Jobs - The Construction Index is a building industry news and construction company directory

This October, Longmont’s City Council will vote on whether to increase electric rates in 2024 and 2025. I agree with the electricity rate increases to invest in Longmont's future energy and utility infrastructure, but how the rate increases are being justified, presented and reported on is a disservice to the public. Let’s have an honest conversation about the proposed rate increases — and what we can do about it.

Customers who receive service from Longmont Power and Communications are eligible for the rebate

Ditch your vehicle, grab your bike, and stop by bike to work stations for free food and other goodies