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Rifle City Council • Jul 1, 2026

Published: Jul 1, 2026

Public SafetyInfrastructure

Construction Project Updates: Park and Third, Penwell, and White River Projects Progressing Amidst Challenges

An update was provided on ongoing construction projects. The Park and Third project, involving Xcel Energy, has extended its closure but is expected to conclude within the next couple of weeks. The Penwell project has reopened 16th Street and closed 16th to 19th Street to work on an intersection before school resumes. The White River project is progressing but facing challenges with bedrock, requiring extensive chipping to install a water line at the required depth. The noise from this work is noted, and the neighborhood's patience is appreciated. Bridge girders are no longer being delivered, and the bridge construction is on schedule.

Public SafetyOther

Lieutenant Cooper Praised for Highly Effective 'Run, Fight, Hide' Staff Training

Lieutenant Cooper was recognized for organizing and leading a 'run, fight, hide' training session for city staff. This training was informed by his experience at the FBI Academy and received exceptionally positive feedback from staff, described as the most well-received training provided. Staff members expressed high enthusiasm and appreciation for the expertise and effort Lieutenant Cooper invested, noting that he brought valuable knowledge from his time in Washington D.C. and FBI work.

Community DevelopmentOther

City Staff to Host July 3rd Events; Residents Urged to Avoid Fireworks on July 4th

The upcoming July 3rd workday for city staff was highlighted, with plans for numerous events and activities. Residents are encouraged to attend these events, which will include a concert at Centennial and other activities. In conjunction with the holiday weekend, a request was made for residents to refrain from lighting fireworks on July 4th, suggesting they save them for winter holidays like Christmas or New Year's.

Community DevelopmentInfrastructure

On-Demand Transit Service 'Ride Paths' Shows Increased Ridership and High Satisfaction

The council received an update on the 'on-demand' public transit service, 'Ride Paths'. Preliminary data indicates an increase in ridership since the service began, with 777 total passengers in June, an improvement from the previous average of 550-650 rides per month. The on-demand component specifically saw 183 rides in June, which the provider, Via, found encouraging. The service includes 32 wheelchair-accessible rides, and the average wait time is approximately 9.74 minutes, with 90% of rides having wait times under 20 minutes. The service has maintained a high customer satisfaction rating, with most reviews being five stars and only one four-star review.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

City Council Approves Phase One of Advanced Energy Management Program for Meter Replacements

The council considered and approved the first phase of the Advanced Energy Management (AEM) program, which involves replacing interval meters and implementing monitoring services across city buildings. This program aims to improve energy efficiency and cost savings by providing real-time data and alerts for issues such as solar array outages. The approved phase one will cost $27,834, which is within the budgeted amount of $44,000 for the total impact. This initiative is part of a larger three-phase program facilitated by a Clear Energy membership, which will allow city staff to monitor utility usage and ensure accurate billing and performance of energy systems, including solar arrays at facilities like the wastewater plant. The new system provides 15-minute data points and alerts for solar array downtime, preventing unexpected cost increases from utility providers.

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