STORM CENTER
STAY INDOORS
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Prolonged exposure to cold can cause hypothermia
WALK AND DRIVE CAREFULLY​
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Many injuries and accidents are caused by slippery conditions
STAY DRY​
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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.