News on major changes in Lyons Fire Dept. as of the end of 2022
==3 grants and what they were used for – major upgrades and coordination between fire departments
==mill levy – increasing staffing, better response times
==new truck
==ice training
Climate Innovation Fund -and- technology development
==waste wood / reduce wildfire risk
==activated organic matter
==dry degraded landscapes into agro-ecosytems
==expand carbon farming and regenerative practices
==mountain pine bettle
Celebrated in NOVEMBER 2022
==Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Area
== the “Lifting Voices from the Shadows” project records and archives the personal experiences of Northern Arapaho women, including their personal experiences with voting and contemporary issues.
All the details, starting from
== the “flood photo”,
==to CDOT grants “safe Route to school,”
==to construction schedule, ==including arrival of the bridge/girders,
==and the Grand Opening ceremony October 21, 2022.
PHOTOS
Local Lyons and Pinewood Spring Fire Departments, as well as Hygiene, Allenspark, and Left Hand will be splitting a $1.4 million dollar grant, awarded through FEMA. See more information…
FRCC will receive approximately $5.6 million for its students in 11 health care programs.
In one year or less students earn their certificate, they’ll be well prepared to begin working in health care, ( or continue their education, or both)
The Lyons Library Board is announcing their Mission and Vision for 2022, and three things they will be doing for the building. == playground shades == Level 2 electric charger == sculptures honoring our military who have served and died for our freedom
Mi Casa Resource Center BUSINESS CENTER offers bilingual programs to women, and those under served, to have economic self-sufficiency for the family, and advance the economics of women-owned businesses. — They received a grant from the Small Business Administration. (1 out of 14 granted nationwide) 2021
CO U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet visited Lyons, where he discussed his bipartisan SHELTER Act, which would create a disaster mitigation tax credit for up to $5,000 per year for people who protect their homes and businesses from potential natural disasters like wildfires and floods.
