The Glenwood Springs Historical Society is coming back to City Council this week to find out if it will be awarded the additional $60,000 previously requested. “Our job is to be responsible for the fiscal.
A draft of the 2023 Comprehensive Plan is ready for review, relying on community input throughout the working process. Public comment is being taken through Jan. 6 and can be provided via the city’s website.
Editor s note: The Post Independent news team continues its look back at some of the big stories and key issues that shaped 2022 in Glenwood Springs and across Garfield County, and what can be expected as the calendar turns to 2023.
Why not improve the Midland retaining wall? After spending $25-plus million on the improvements to South Midland Avenue and coming up with a really first class result, I can’t believe that nothing was done to.
Over the course of five meetings in two days, Glenwood Springs city staff and council members bolstered relationships with key officials and members of Congress in Washington, D.C., City Manager Debra Figueroa said.