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February 22, 2021 Action Items:
1. Aquatic Center Committee Recommendation and Request for Direction - Approved to post RFP for Design 4-0
2. Resolution 2021-004 A Resolution amending the Procurement Policy for Pueblo West Metropolitan District - Approv...
Committee of Architecture has moved!
Beginning January 11, 2021 our dropbox location for applications and permits will be moved to 356 S. McCulloch. Engineering and Community Development will now be at this new location and residents can utilize the dropbo...
Off to the races we are! 2020 will likely forever be memorialized as somewhat of an infamous year. However, while countless have expressed their relief at its expiration, the impacts and struggles of last year did not reset on January 1, 2021. The impact ...
You can now make an account in the "notify me" section of the website. This will allow us to send updates in the future including a new newsletter beginning mid 2021. You can also use the My Pueblo West App to download and store on your phone fo...
If you ever want more information or emails, we will start collecting resident email addresses for an online newsletter to start mid 2021. Please sign up in the "Notify Me" section.
Winter is in full force and the temperatures over the next week will be bitterly cold. Pipes and utility meters can freeze when the temperature remains below 25 degrees for extended periods of time. Water utilities are responsible for wat...
Pueblo West is an arid region that receives only 12 inches of rainfall each year versus the US average of 38 inches. Our primary source of drinking water is Twin Lakes, located just south of Leadville. ...
The soil in Pueblo West is made up of heavy clay that tends to hold water for longer periods of time compared to other soils. The cycle and soak approach breaks up your total watering time into three intervals, spaced at least 30 minutes apart. T...
