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Today is the last day to take advantage of bike light discounts! The City of Boulder, Community Cycles, the University of Colorado Boulder and local businesses are teaming up for the fifth annual Lighten Up Boulder safety campaign to encourage the use of bike lights for nighttime riding.  The campaign offers 10 to 20 percent discounts on select bike light accessories at participating Boulder businesses. http://bit.ly/RLrIwx

Today is the last day to take advantage of bike light discounts!

The City of Boulder, Community Cycles, the University of Colorado Boulder and local businesses are teaming up for the fifth annual Lighten Up Boulder safety campaign to encourage the use of bike lights for nighttime riding. 

The campaign offers 10 to 20 percent discounts on select bike light accessories at participating Boulder businesses. http://bit.ly/RLrIwx

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The City of Boulder, Community Cycles, the University of Colorado Boulder and local businesses are teaming up for the fifth annual Lighten Up Boulder safety campaign to encourage the use of bike lights for nighttime riding.  The campaign offers 10 to 20 percent discounts on select bike light accessories at participating Boulder businesses.http://bit.ly/RLrIwx

The City of Boulder, Community Cycles, the University of Colorado Boulder and local businesses are teaming up for the fifth annual Lighten Up Boulder safety campaign to encourage the use of bike lights for nighttime riding. 

The campaign offers 10 to 20 percent discounts on select bike light accessories at participating Boulder businesses.http://bit.ly/RLrIwx

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City makes progress on Capital Improvement Bond projects throughout Boulder  Just six months into the implementation of the Capital Improvement Bond, three projects have already been completed and 13 more are currently under construction. The community projects are funded by the voter-approved bond, a citywide initiative to address significant deficiencies and high priority infrastructure improvements throughout Boulder. The city first completed a missing sidewalk link on Gillaspie Drive, along the border of Harlow Platts Park, between Greenbriar Boulevard and Juilliard Street. Next, a new pedestrian crossing was installed at the intersection of Canyon Boulevard and 21stStreet. In addition, all of the city’s traffic signal incandescent lamps have been replaced with light-emitting diode (LED) lamps. “Replacing all of the city’s traffic signals with LEDs is a significant improvement that will make our transportation system more energy efficient and will require less frequent maintenance,” said Director of Public Works for Transportation Tracy Winfree. “Each of the LED lamps will use approximately 80 percent less energy, which will save the city thousands of dollars per year.” Read more at http://1.usa.gov/OCLfOg

City makes progress on Capital Improvement Bond projects throughout Boulder 

Just six months into the implementation of the Capital Improvement Bond, three projects have already been completed and 13 more are currently under construction. The community projects are funded by the voter-approved bond, a citywide initiative to address significant deficiencies and high priority infrastructure improvements throughout Boulder.

The city first completed a missing sidewalk link on Gillaspie Drive, along the border of Harlow Platts Park, between Greenbriar Boulevard and Juilliard Street. Next, a new pedestrian crossing was installed at the intersection of Canyon Boulevard and 21stStreet. In addition, all of the city’s traffic signal incandescent lamps have been replaced with light-emitting diode (LED) lamps.

“Replacing all of the city’s traffic signals with LEDs is a significant improvement that will make our transportation system more energy efficient and will require less frequent maintenance,” said Director of Public Works for Transportation Tracy Winfree. “Each of the LED lamps will use approximately 80 percent less energy, which will save the city thousands of dollars per year.”

Read more at http://1.usa.gov/OCLfOg

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