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Decommissioned Graham Mesa Water Plant in Rifle to be replaced with residential housing - Vimarsana News

Decommissioned Graham Mesa Water Plant in Rifle to be replaced with residential housing

The decommissioned Graham Mesa Water Plant in Rifle, currently undergoing demolition, will be replaced with residential housing next year.  According to Brian Prunty, public works director with the city, the 2.1 acres of land will...

Downtown Rifle's revitalization project recognized with two major awards for concrete work - Vimarsana News

Downtown Rifle's revitalization project recognized with two major awards for concrete work

A major construction project aimed at bolstering infrastructure and beautifying the downtown Rifle area recently captured two regional awards. In addition to the city, MSG Ready Mix and Martinez Western Constructors were also awards recipients....

Rifle approves about $4.71 million in infrastructure projects - Vimarsana News

Rifle approves about $4.71 million in infrastructure projects

Crack sealing, pavement overlay and the purchase of a new water tank are all on a small to-do list of infrastructure projects unfolding this summer in Rifle.

City officials talk potential improvements to Rifle Veterans' Memorial - Vimarsana News

City officials talk potential improvements to Rifle Veterans' Memorial

The city of Rifle rekindled discussions over what to do with the unfinished veterans memorial at Deerfield Park.

Rifle Downtown Project slowed by rain, but Railroad Avenue still on track to reopen in November - Vimarsana News

Rifle Downtown Project slowed by rain, but Railroad Avenue still on track to reopen in November

Work on Rifle’s Downtown Project experienced delays because of recent rainfall, but Rifle Public Works Director Brian Prunty told the Rifle City Council “dirt will be flying” Thursday.