District Manager Darrin Tangeman Resigns

Today, District Manager Darrin Tangeman tendered his resignation to the President and Members of the Board. Tangeman, who came to the District in July of 2015, has accepted a position as the City Manager of Woodland Park, Colorado. Tangeman is committed t...

Board May Discuss Study on Affects of Incorporation

At the April 24 Board of Directors’ Meeting, the Board discussed the scope of work to be used to develop a request for proposal (RFP) for a comprehensive incorporation study. The Metro District has received a grant from the Department of Local Affairs (DO...

The 2018 Community Priority Survey Shows Roads are Pueblo West’s Top Priority

According to preliminary results, the 2018 Community Priority Survey has echoed the results of the 2016 survey that streets and roads in Pueblo West should continue to be the highest priority for the District and the most important issue into the near fut...

Preserving Neighborhood Aesthetics

Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs

People post signs in the right-of-way, at intersections, and at high-traffic corners adjacent to busy stores and shopping centers. In Pueblo West, like many cities and counties in Colorado there are guidelines for how, when, and where signs can be posted....

Pueblo West Making Strides in Economic Development

The April 7 opinion editorial from Chris Markuson, Pueblo County’s Director of Economic Development and GIS highlighted some of the losses and gains in economic growth County-wide, including recent layoffs and stagnating job growth. While other ...

Basic Fencing Requirements

The Declaration of Reservations in Pueblo West requires that all improvements to property be applied for and approved prior to construction.  This includes fencing and the application process is how we can assist the property owner in assuring th...

The 2018 Community Priority Survey Shows Roads are Pueblo West’s Top Priority

According to preliminary results, the 2018 Community Priority Survey has echoed the results of the 2016 survey that streets and roads in Pueblo West should continue to be the highest priority for the District and the most important issue into the near fut...

Reminder for Property Owners to Maintain Easements on Their Property

Easements located within the District are used for Public Utilities, Drainage, and Equestrian purposes. Easements with these uses are indicated on the recorded tract plats with P.U.E., D.E., Equestrian. Most of the large easements are referred to as Parce...

Metro District Launches Webpage to Assist Residents and Builders in Obtaining Permits

Pueblo West Metropolitan District launched the Development Center (www.pueblowestmetro.com/developmentcenter), a webpage aimed to help walk residents, developers, and builders through both the Metro District and Pueblo County permitting process.&ldquo...

Metal Storage Containers Prohibited in Pueblo West

Pueblo West is a planned community with covenant requirements and restrictions that not everyone has become familiar with. We are going to address some of the concerns here over the next several months. Please feel free to contact us with questions or sug...

Fire Chief's Statement on Firework Use and the Upcoming 4th of July Parade

As we celebrate our nation’s Independence this July 4^th, we also prepare for a Pueblo West tradition. The annual community Wet N’ Wild parade. This parade is well known for being the largest water fight between both spectators and the ...

Fire Restrictions Issued for Pueblo County

Pueblo County implemented stage 1 fire restrictions on Friday, May 18 due to the ongoing dry conditions and very high fire danger that persists in the region. This decision was made by Sheriff Kirk Taylor in consultation with area fire chiefs.

“A...

How can You Defend your Home from a Wildfire?

What is Defensible Space?A 30-foot cleared area greatly reduces the chance of the home catching fire in the event of a wildland fire. In addition, shrubbery, grass and trees can be trimmed back or removed to hinder the advance of a fire. Crews create &quo...

Understanding your May/June Water Bills

Over the past few days, Pueblo West Metropolitan District has received dozens of phone calls and messages via social media regarding higher than expected water bills from the last billing cycle. Pueblo West wants to ensure our customers that we understand...

The 2018 Community Priority Survey Shows Roads are Pueblo West’s Top Priority

According to preliminary results, the 2018 Community Priority Survey has echoed the results of the 2016 survey that streets and roads in Pueblo West should continue to be the highest priority for the District and the most important issue into the near fut...

Basic Information on Crack Sealing Roadways

Generally, high profile roadway projects, such as rebuilds and overlays, are seen as being the most effective, yet costly, ways to obtain smoothness, friction, and aesthetics, or even to add structural support to a paved roadway.However, any preservation ...

Community Meeting on Uniform Street Improvement Sales Tax

Come out to tonight's community meeting!Tuesday, July 31 at 6 p.m. at the Pueblo West LibraryHere are the documents presented in tonight's presentation: Fact SheetPowerPoint Presentation

Pueblo West Sewer Main Inspections and Cleaning

The Pueblo West Utilities Department takes proactive measures to maintain our sewer system. Cleaning and inspecting District main sewer lines are essential to properly maintain a functioning system.

This work is primarily done during spring through fall. W...

Tract 220/States Avenue Linear Infrastructure Project

The Pueblo West Metropolitan District (PWMD) Utilities Department is beginning a sanitary sewer project that will benefit the businesses, industries, and residents of Pueblo West’s north side.  There will be two alignments.  Th...