Pages with the Tag "Environment"

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The Adopt-A-Trail program utilizes the resources of volunteers to assist the Parks Department in keeping Arvada's trail Read More ...

To produce less waste, practice the 3 R's (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle)!! Reduce the amount of trash disca Read More ...

Any activity disturbing one or more acres must receive a permit from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Read More ...

As a requirement of the development of the Village at Five Parks project the developer, Village Homes, was required to improv Read More ...

The common pesticide Diazinon is becoming a problem in Colorado rivers and streams. Homeowners who dump Diazinon down Read More ...

Composting is the controlled biological decomposition of organic matter, such as food and yard wastes, into humus, a soil-lik Read More ...

This page contains the meeting minutes and agendas for upcoming meetings of the Gold Line Advisory Committee. If you would li Read More ...

In cooperation with and funding provided by the Regional Transportation District (RTD), the City of Arvada, the Arvada Urban Read More ...

Water Consumption in Routine in Routing Activites Statistics provided by Denver Water Toilet: (4 flushes) ULV Toi Read More ...

A list of the City of Arvada Design Criteria Read More ...

This page proives a list of phone numbers, links and email address for common envirnmental concerns Read More ...

Welcome to the City of Arvada\'s Water Conservation Homepage. Read More ...

The Ward Road extension north of W. 72nd Avenue and connecting to Alkire Street is a part of the city's transportation plan Read More ...

Arvada goes to great lengths to make sure our drinking water is of high quality and meets all federal and state regulations. Read More ...

Why Pipe Freezing is a Problem and how to prevent it. Basically, water expands when it freezes. Remember high school physics? Read More ...

The Northwest Corridor Environmental Impact Statement project team, studying the completion of the final link in the 470 belt Read More ...

Air quality is a concern for the Denver area, especially in the winter months when air inversions can trap pollutants near th Read More ...

On the first Saturday of May, thoughtful volunteers throughout the City pick up litter. Read More ...

Arvada appoints five representatives to the 66 member Board of Directors. The District collects and disposes of wastewater Read More ...

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), in cooperation with the Colorado Read More ...

"The city council finds, determines, and declares that the smoking of tobacco or of any other plant or weed in certain areas Read More ...

With the elimination of the Spring Curbside Cleanup program, Arvada residents who still want to do a thorough spring cleaning Read More ...

The Wadsworth Bypass / Grandview Avenue / BNSF Railroad Underpass project will separate Read More ...

The City has a grass and leaf drop off program which depending on weather runs from May through mid-November. Read More ...

Warm weather and standing water add up to mosquitoes and potential exposure to the West Nile Virus. With a few precautions Read More ...

Health & Safety are key factors in maintaining the quality of life for the citizens of Arvada Read More ...

Did you know that you can pay your water bill on line or by phone? Read More ...

Arvada, like many municipalities, does not provide municipal trash services. Instead, this is a privatized business. Compa Read More ...

Household chemicals can pose a serious risk if not handled properly Read More ...

For 2008, there are no mandatory restrictions for water use. We is requesting that all water customers restrict their usage. Read More ...

Arvada\'s water system annual operation and maintenance budget is over $18 million. Read More ...

City of Arvada Kids Nature Page Read More ...

The City manages 1,500 acres of parks, 2,000 acres of trail corridors and open space. These public lands are connected by a u Read More ...

Arvada was founded in 1870 and is the home to over 103,000 people. Our City is located between the foothills of the Rocky Mou Read More ...

City of Arvada Kids Arvada Center Page Read More ...

City of Arvada Kids History Page Read More ...

Here, in the Kids Safety Zone, you will find information about keeping safe! Keeping you safe is a number one priority and we Read More ...

Xeriscape Demonstration Garden at Majestic View Nature Center and Community Park   Landscape design plans are Read More ...

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Geologic studies indicate there are about 100 potentially active faults Colorado and more than 400 earthquake tremors Read More ...

Counter Terrorism It's natural to be afraid of terrorists and their acts. It's also our fear upon which terrorists feed. Read More ...

Drought is an ambiguous hazard that defies a universal definition. Typically, drought is a shortage of water associated with Read More ...

Lightning occurs with all thunderstorms. It averages 73 deaths and 300 injuries each year. Read More ...

In this decade, Colorado has averaged around 60 tornadoes a year. However, this is quite variable from year to year. A record Read More ...

Wildfire Awareness Information Colorado saw the worst wildfire season in its history in 2002 with 3,072 wildfires burning Read More ...

Colorado\'s Largest Historic Earthquakes Read More ...

A major winter storm can be lethal. Preparing for cold weather conditions and responding to them effectively can Read More ...

The flu is caused by viruses that infect the respiratory tract which are divided into three types, designated A, B, and C. Mo Read More ...

Want to quit smoking? Here are some links to site to help you kick the habit. Read More ...

Did you know that Jefferson County offers a location where you can take your hazardous chemicals to be safely disposed? The R Read More ...

Lead is a highly toxic substance, exposure to which can produce a wide range of adverse health effects. Both adults and child Read More ...

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Appointed by City Council in June 2001 as the Light Rail Transit Advisory Committee, the group now known as the Arvada Gold L Read More ...

This page is about the TIC Read More ...

"Keep it clean Arvada!" Arvada is a great place to live! Our city is filled with wonderful parks Read More ...

What is Stormwater and how can we keep our waterways clean? Stormwater is water that flows across the land and into Arvada Read More ...

In semi-arid Colorado, water is a precious resource. The historic drought of 2002 reminds everyone to conserve water. Read More ...

Learn more about Arvada\\\'s environment and what we can all do to keep Arvada beautiful. Tell your parents and teachers about Read More ...

We can learn a lot about our environment in a fun way by playing games. Click on any of the Cool Kid Websites links to play s Read More ...

Meet Fillup A. Can! Fillup A. Can would like all of us to dispose of trash in trash cans. Never throw trash down on the g Read More ...

Phase II of the 64th Avenue project is between Kendrick Drive and Easley Road. The City has acquired right-of-way for this pr Read More ...

Keep candles and jack-o'-lanterns away from landings and doorsteps where costumes could brush against the flame. Read More ...

Plan costumes that are bright and reflective. Make sure that shoes fit well and that costumes are short enough Read More ...

A Parent or responsible Adult should always accompany young children on their neighborhoo Read More ...

The Gold Line Light Rail corridor is one of eight Metro Denver corridor projects in the RTD FasTracks mass transit plan. The Read More ...

Safety Tips: DON'T pick up litter on the roadway surface at any time. DON'T pick up litter close to the edge of the r Read More ...

One of the major impacts to the environment is the way that people dispose of their unwanted items. These items can include h Read More ...

1. Before I go anywhere, I: a. Check first with my parents, teacher of person Read More ...

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The City of Arvada operates and maintains over 90 traffic signals and 60 school zone flashers in the City. The City also main Read More ...

Water Main Flushing Program This program is one of our most effective maintenance and water quality tools we use to provid Read More ...

Looking for a easy way to get to and from Denver International Airport? You can choose from   Read More ...

Trees are listed in categories of large/medium and small, and then alphabetically by English name. Drought Tolerance: All Read More ...

The Arvada City Hall complex (8101 Ralston Rd.) and a United States Post Office facility (5885 Allison Street) were evacuated Read More ...

The Arvada Transit Station Framework Plan was adopted on August 20, 2007. Read More ...

The City has issued watering guidelines to all water customers in Arvada, including City-run parks. Although no mandato Read More ...

The Arvada Police Department provides a free copy of the city\'s sex offender list to anyone who asks for the document Read More ...

During an accident alert, police officers will not be dispatched to property damage traffic crashes where the cars are Read More ...

Picture a hundred hands tracing the path of stars in paint or walking through a small town a hundred years gone by. Picture groups of children gathering in the front lobby and then traveling to a diff Read More ...

The Metro Denver Health and Wellness Commission Cordially invites you to attend a Regional Townhall Meeting. Join local Read More ...

The City of Arvada, in partnership with Alternative Energy of Golden, completed the installation of a solar powered, LED (lig Read More ...

It is unlawful to accumulate and store junk and debris on property. Read More ...

All construction and demolition contractors shall provide Read More ...