by admin Published: March 10,2010
Tags: Pueblo, traffic camera
Pueblo city officials say cameras that catch red light runners at two intersections have cost more to operate than they generate in fines. Pueblo pays $15,000 a month to American Traffic Solutions for the camera setups, or about $90,000 since they started operating in September. The city has collected about $70,000 in fines. American Traffic [...] [...]
by Becky Hurley Published: March 2,2010
Tags: chamber of commerce, Colorado Springs, Economic Development, Pueblo, Southern Colorado Business Partnership
A dozen Southern Colorado business and tourism organizations have joined forces to create the Southern Colorado Business Partnership. The partnership, which is essentially an expanded, renamed Pikes Peak Regional Business Partnership, is expected to give southern Colorado greater lobbying and business attraction power. The “yellow curtain” dividing Colorado Springs and Pueblo has finally come down, said [...] [...]
by Amy Gillentine Published: June 23,2009
Tags: clinic, Kaiser Permanente, Pueblo
Kaiser Permanente plans to open a medical office in the Parkwest Medical Complex in Pueblo. The offices will be the health plan’s first in the area and will house three primary care doctors. Kaiser will offer a complete pharmacy and basic lab and X-ray services. The three Kaiser physicians also will work with doctors from Pueblo [...] [...]
by Contributing Writer Published: April 16,2009
Tags: Econimic development, Growth, Pueblo
Dear Editor: Re: Lon Matejczyk’s article “We might as well cede to Pueblo” Mr. Matejczyk’s statements are completely wrong, starting with “What is Colorado Springs economic development budget?” He says it’s a measly $800,000 for city staff and program support. But what do we, the citizens, get for the $800,000 city slush fund? Not a [...] [...]
Last night, after a three hour hearing, The Pueblo County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve Colorado Springs’ proposed Southern Delivery System, which will deliver water from Pueblo Reservoir to Colorado Springs. The $1.2 billion project, which will also benefit Pueblo West and Fountain, was approved subject to a long list of conditions. The most significant [...] [...]
by Staff Writer Published: January 23,2008
Tags: Community, Ecology, Pueblo, Sustainability, Utilities
In this month’s Reed Construction Data report about the Rocky Mountain region, comes news that Colorado Springs Utilities is ready to appeal a November water line ruling of Pueblo District Court Judge Dennis Maes to the Colorado Court of Appeals. CSU plans to build a $1 billion pipeline to carry water from Pueblo Reservoir up [...] [...]
by Staff Writer Published: October 11,2007
Tags: Pueblo
St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center in Pueblo will offer flu and pneumonia shots from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct.17 at 1008 Minnequa Ave., in the west tower’s main lobby. The cost for flu shots is $26; pneumonia shots will cost $40. Flu shots will be available to those 6 months and older. FluMist will be [...] [...]
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