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The Brush City Council met on Monday and, during the public comment section of the meeting, heard from New Vision, a hospital-based inpatient withdrawal management and detox center for adults, which is now located within St. Elizabeth Hospital in Fort Morgan. The center is a medical addition to the medical floor. The service accepts adults […]
The Brush City Council meeting held on Monday evening began with a discussion about the Brush Chamber Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). There was a discussion about a MOU between the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the City of Brush, and the Local Main Street Program (which is overseen by the Brush Chamber of Commerce). Colorado Main Street assists in fostering community growth. Brush has been a distinguished participant since 2001. The memorandum will be forwarded to the council. Proclamations: Child Abuse Prevention Month: April 24 is designated Child Abuse Prevention Month. Arbor Day C...
The Brush City Council meeting held on Monday evening began with a discussion about the Brush Chamber Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). There was a discussion about a MOU between the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the City of Brush, and the Local Main Street Program (which is overseen by the Brush Chamber of Commerce). Colorado […]
On Monday, the Brush City Council heard from Public Works Director Dale Colerick concerning speed limits around the East Morgan County Library. A safety program with the FHWA (Federal Highway Administration) provides studies with information and limit-setting standards. This is an alternative to installing stop signs. Over several days, they used a radar system on different streets to track the number of vehicles driving through the area and their speed. It was determined that most people were driving 20 – 25 mph, and a few were driving up to 37 mph. Now that the data has been collecte...
At Monday’s Brush City Council meeting, Dale Colerick from the Streets Department in Brush reported on the Fall Preservation Project. They received only one bid from Rocky Mountain Pavement for the asphalt preservation for $332,935.35. “We have used them before and they do a fantastic job,” said Colerick. “Crack sealing, fog seal, slurry seal, and […]