OSMP rolls out Panorama Point nightly-closure pilot and outlines ranger program upgrades
OSMP staff described new infrastructure and enforcement measures on Flagstaff Corridor — including automated control of the Boulder Star, webcams, and a pilot nightly closure of Panorama Point with gates and signage — and presented a ranger-program update covering patrol trends, body cameras, mapping tools and planned drone policy.
The full story
OSMP staff briefed the board on operations in the Flagstaff Corridor and a set of operational and technology updates for rangers. Jeff Haley summarized recent work: the Boulder Star lighting now uses a wind sensor and can be turned off automatically during high wind/red-flag conditions; staff installed webcams and trailhead cameras to monitor use and support enforcement; and the department is piloting a nightly closure and one-way circulation at Panorama Point using two gates, striping and signage to discourage nighttime parking and illegal activity.
Sign up to keep reading.
Your free newsletter brings you what your city council, county, and school board discussed and decided.