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City planning staff used the Dec. 15 study session to announce two operational items for residents and council to note.
First, staff asked for volunteers for the annual HUD-mandated point-in-time count of people experiencing homelessness; the count is scheduled to begin at sunset on Jan. 26 and run through Jan. 27, and staff said volunteers can sign up through the Jefferson County website.
Second, staff warned of high winds in the forecast and the potential for Excel to institute public-safety power shutoffs that could affect Wheat Ridge and surrounding areas. Staff said they will meet with the city’s emergency-management team and Excel to assess timing and impacts, and that facility closures might be necessary depending on the situation.
Staff urged the council and residents to be prepared and said the city will provide updates after tomorrow’s meeting with emergency management and Excel.
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