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Evans city council officially imposes moratorium on RV, boat and trailer parking ordinance - Vimarsana News

Evans city council officially imposes moratorium on RV, boat and trailer parking ordinance

The new ordinance — which went into effect Jan. 1 — states that “only one RV, boat or trailer shall be located on a residential lot and that it must be stored in the rear yard, screened by a privacy fence that is at least five feet from the property line.”

'It's just so impactful': Centennial Elementary students get 100 new coats, boots for winter  – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

'It's just so impactful': Centennial Elementary students get 100 new coats, boots for winter  – Greeley Tribune

Evans community members and city leaders volunteered their time Friday to distribute 100 coats and boots to Centennial Elementary School students.

2013 Flood 10 Years Later: Weld County community leaders say they're better equipped for flood response after 2013 – Loveland Reporter-Herald - Vimarsana News

2013 Flood 10 Years Later: Weld County community leaders say they're better equipped for flood response after 2013 – Loveland Reporter-Herald

More resilient infrastructure, new technologies, better communication systems, updated municipal codes and improved first-responder collaboration all help strengthen the county against a future flood, according to community leaders from across the county.

2013 Flood 10 Years Later: Weld County community leaders say they're better equipped for flood response after 2013 – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

2013 Flood 10 Years Later: Weld County community leaders say they're better equipped for flood response after 2013 – Greeley Tribune

More resilient infrastructure, new technologies, better communication systems, updated municipal codes and improved first-responder collaboration all help strengthen the county against a future flood, according to community leaders from across the county.