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Office of Emergency Management prepares for storm - Vimarsana News

Office of Emergency Management prepares for storm

(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — City and county officials joined the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management on Wednesday, March 13 to discuss preparations ahead of a weather system that is forecasted to bring heavy snow, winds, and possible storm damage to southern Colorado beginning Wednesday night and lasting into Friday morning. The National […]

Expedited repairs get flood-damaged roads back open in El Paso County - Vimarsana News

Expedited repairs get flood-damaged roads back open in El Paso County

El Paso County road crews have been doing a lot of overtime, some have canceled vacations, with the goal of getting roads damaged and closed because of flooding back open.

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Too many underestimating El Paso County flood damage - Vimarsana News

Too many underestimating El Paso County flood damage

There is concern that too many people are underestimating the extent of flood damage to roads in eastern El Paso County.

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Push for EV fleet falls short in El Paso County amid concern over infrastructure, child labor conditions - Vimarsana News

Push for EV fleet falls short in El Paso County amid concern over infrastructure, child labor conditions

A resolution to electrify a portion of El Paso County’s vehicle fleet narrowly failed Tuesday amid the Board of County Commissioners weighing a need for future electric capabilities with concerns

Push for EV fleet in El Paso County hits roadblock, 'insane rush' questioned - Vimarsana News

Push for EV fleet in El Paso County hits roadblock, 'insane rush' questioned

A resolution to electrify a portion of El Paso County’s vehicle fleet narrowly failed Tuesday amid the Board of County Commissioners weighing a need for future electric capabilities with concerns