Safe Route to School

4th Ave Pedestrian Bridge

Public Meeting

The Town of Lyons and the design engineers invite you to a public meeting discussing the initial design considerations regarding the Safe Route to School and the 4th Ave Pedestrian Bridge over the N St Vrain. The $855K project is being funded by a $500K grant from CDOT's Safe Routes to School Program and CBDG-DR funds.

The town has created a web page to follow for updates regarding the project.

There are two meetings currently planned, Thursday, May 13 at 6 pm and Tuesday, May 18th at 6 pm. The meetings will be a hybrid zoom meeting, where participants may either join in person outside using the plaza at town hall (following COVID guidance) or via zoom. We hope to see you in person or on-line!

Styrofoam and Scrap Metal Pick Up

Wednesday, May 12

Lyons Volunteers have planned a scrap metal and #6 block Styrofoam pick up for Wednesday, May 12, 9 a.m. and noon. As always, the helpful volunteers will wear masks and practice social distancing.

If you have items for pickup, please fill out the request form by 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 11, and include an idea of how much material you have. On the morning of the pickup, please put the material in plain view, for quick access to the volunteers.

Lyons Volunteers is now a program of Lyons Emergency Assistance Fund (LEAF); if you wish to make a donation, please direct your donation to LEAF.

Last month the Lyons Volunteers picked up 700 pounds of scrap metal in Lyons and 1.5 cubic yards of block stryrofoam.

Thanks, Lyons Volunteers; we "heart" you!
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EPA Fact Sheet

The EPA together with Boulder County Public Health has released a fact sheet focused on frequently asked questions and community resources following the gasoline spill in late April.

The EPA has noted that the spring run off, combined with rain and moisture has greatly helped with dissipation.

Spring and Summer in the Parks!

Lyons Middle/Senior High School will hold its annual Junior/Senior Prom and Pre-Prom
Senior Parade event on May 15th, 2021 beginning at 5:30 PM.
They will decorate their vehicles at Bohn Park and will follow the School Resource Officer from Boulder County Sherriff's Office who will lead the vehicle parade route.

2nd Ave Bridge Update

Thank you for your continued patience during 2nd Avenue bridge construction! The contractor team continues to work on bridge approaches and road reconstruction activities. The Town anticipates an increase in construction-related noise over the next few weeks.

The new bridge is longer and taller to eliminate obstructions and accommodate design flow rates. After the bridge deck cures, the contractor will form and pour the bridge sidewalks and railings. Retaining wall construction will continue along with placing embankment material and preparing bridge approaches for paving. The project is on schedule for completion this summer.

Artisan and Farmer’s Market

Saturday, June 12, 2021, 9 am to 3 pm
Bohn Park 199 2nd Ave. Lyons, CO

Join us for a day of locally sourced art and gifts along the river! Local artisans will sell quality crafts, jewelry, photography, pottery, glass, and textile arts, along the beautiful South St. Vrain Creek in Bohn Park. This event will also run in conjunction with a Mini Farmer’s Market, and will feature live entertainment.

While perusing local treasures, shoppers can enjoy lovely music by Lyons artist, Dechen Hawk who will be performing from 12 to 3 p.m.
Current local and county COVID-19 regulations will be enforced.

Visit lyonscolorado.com/2021Market for more details!

2021 Sandstone Summer Concert Series

Back for Summer 2021!

Town staff has been working on the 2021 Sandstone Summer Concert Series, which will kick off for 7 weeks beginning on Thursday, July 1st at the Raul Vasquez stage in Sandstone Park.

The full schedule and concert series poster is coming together and will be announced later this month! YAY!! More LIVE Music in Lyons....outside!

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