STORM CENTER
STAY INDOORS
Prolonged exposure to cold can cause hypothermia
WALK AND DRIVE CAREFULLY
Many injuries and accidents are caused by slippery conditions
STAY DRY
Wet clothes make you lose body heat increasing your risk of hypothermia.
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OTHER HELPFUL LINKS
Emergency Services
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If you believe you are experiencing a life emergency, please dial 911.
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DO NOT make EDGE your first call as we cannot help you in that way.
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We will be monitoring the storm and the phones during the storm. Our 24-Hour Emergency Service can be reached by calling 303.839.1201 – option ‘2’.
Utility Notice & Outages
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Visit the Weather Center FIRST if you are experiencing an outage.
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Embedded in our Storm Center are links to many local utilities including Xcel Energy, Comcast, Century Link and Denver Water to name a few.
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If your heat is lost, be sure to let water trickle from the kitchen/bathroom faucet(s) and open the cabinets as well to keep warm air circulating. This small step can help prevent freezing pipes.
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Portable space heaters are NOT to be left unattended, facing furniture, near piles of clothes / paper.
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A gas space heater should always be used cautiously and is not allowed in any of EDGE’s properties. Special attention to ensure fresh air is flowing through the home – including keeping a window open at all times – so residents will not be overcome with fumes.
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Expect internet / wireless access to become spotty - especially where power is lost.
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So, keep phones & tablets charged as much as possible!
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Downed Trees
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Use caution where trees may be broken, powerlines downed, and cars are stuck or off the road.
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We expect police, fire, CDOT and utilities to all have crews active across the Metro.
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They may be the first responders to such events and are better equipped for these events.
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Should your home be damaged during the storm, again, follow the recommendations list here.
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Be sure you, your family, pets and neighbor’s safety is taken into consideration first.
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Common sense goes a long way.
Shoveling / Plowing Status
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CDOT has made clear their plowing priorities will be interstates, highways, and main roads.
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Our snow team will operate through the storm. Should roads become impassable, our team will do its best to clear walks, stairs, paths and lots.
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Still, this will take time so patience is important as well. while not taking unnecessary risks.
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If you are park in any EDGE managed parking lots, be sure to park your auto in the ‘drive-out’ position from the space (versus ‘back-out’).
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Movement is much easier for you and it helps when plowing.