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En colaboración con la Oficina de Manejo de Emergencias "BoulderOEM", el Programa de Resiliencia para Gestores Culturales y Boulder County ¡Suma! estarán apoyando las comunicaciones y actualizaciones en español relacionadas a la tormenta.

"Esperamos un pie o más de nieve este fin de semana." Dijo el administrador de la ciudad, Harold Domínguez: "Esperamos que el cerrar las instalaciones, disminuya el tráfico fuera de las carreteras. Esto permitirá que nuestros quitanieves funcionen de manera más eficiente y que las carreteras sean más accesibles."

Council at a study session last month questioned if breathing new life into the former Great Western Sugar factory is too complicated compared to other projects in the southeast portion of the city.   

When eligibility opens to all residents, providers will be able to use their own discretion to prioritize those in higher-risk categories, said Scott Bookman, COVID-19 incident commander.

By closing facilities, the city hopes to keep traffic off the roads to allow our snowplows “to operate more efficiently to make roads accessible more quickly," City Manager Harold Dominguez stated in a news release.

Ranchers and farmers are encouraged to first reach out to local emergency management offices. In the event local resources are not available, the Colorado Farm Bureau has created a form for ranchers and farmers with non-emergent needs to request assistance. 

A recap of news and events happening in Longmont as provided by the city.

UCHealth sleep expert, Dr. Kelli Janata, says the detrimental health effects of losing an hour of sleep are real for some people, especially night owls and teens who have trouble going to sleep a little earlier once the clock has shifted.

American Rescue Plan signed into law by President Biden on Thursday

A daily crime report in Longmont.