Rocky Mountain Eye Center- Expanding
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Lori Lovato, Active Media ProfessionalsPhone: (719) 671-2687Email: ampactivemedia@gmail.com Rocky Mountain Eye Center is expanding its presence in the Trinidad community, and with that comes opportunities for new jobs. As Rocky Mountain Eye Center increases its level of service to Trinidad, it will be hosting a “virtual hiring event” on June 4, 2020 to help fill six new positions. The virtual hiring event is the first of its kind in Trinidad. Rocky Mountain Eye Center plans
Department of Local Affairs Provides Renters, Landlords Model Repayment Agreement
Media Contact: Natriece BryantDeputy Executive Directornatriece.bryant@state.co.us303-241-8364 (cellular) Department of Local Affairs Provides Renters, Landlords Model Repayment AgreementDenver, CO – May 20, 2020 – The effort to fight COVID-19 has created economic hardships that have put some Coloradans in a struggle to pay their rent. Executive Order D2020 051 signed by Governor Jared Polis on April 30 placed a moratorium on evictions and late fees for failure to pay rent that will expire on May 30,
2020 Census Field Operations Resume in Colorado
Friday, May 15, 2020 Media contact: Laurie Cipriano, U.S. Census Bureau laurie.a.cipriano@2020census.gov Voice/Text: 720-891-2497 2020 Census Field Operations Resume in Colorado Census workers to wear PPE Denver, CO - The U.S. Census Bureau is resuming 2020 Census field operations in Colorado next week. For the health and safety of Census employees and the public, field staff will observe social distancing protocols and will wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). U.S. Census
Black Hills Energy - Pueblo Votes to Retain Black Hills Energy Franchise
UPDATED - Pueblo Votes to Retain Black Hills Energy Franchise PUEBLO, Colo. (May 6, 2020) -- Black Hills Energy today announced the result of an electric utility municipalization initiative in a May 5 special election in Pueblo, Colo. Voters rejected an effort to end the existing Black Hills Energy Colorado Electric franchise and form a municipal utility by a vote of 76 percent to 24 percent. By voting against municipalization, Pueblo voters chose to continue receiving reliable electric service from
