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Sable Altura Fire Rescue adds Watkins substation to battle fast-moving grass fires on eastern plains

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By Adria Iraheta Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
WATKINS, Colo. — A new fire substation in Watkins is helping Sable Altura Fire Rescue expand its reach across the eastern plains — while also creating job training opportunities for people transitioning out of homelessness. The small fire department in unincorporated Arapahoe County is adding the substation at Sage Ridge, a state-run transitional housing and recovery community in Watkins. "It definitely decreases our response time to this area," Sable Altura Station Chief Scott Smith said.
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New Aurora housing community aims to reduce recidivism among formerly incarcerated individuals

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By Adria Iraheta Verified
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AURORA, Colo. — A new affordable housing community is coming to Aurora, aimed at breaking the cycle of incarceration and homelessness for people leaving the justice system. On Tuesday, local and state leaders broke ground on Wagoner on the Creek, a 60-unit affordable housing development in Aurora where formerly incarcerated individuals can rebuild their lives. For people transitioning out of the justice system, finding a place to live can be one of the biggest obstacles they face.
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Aurora city council takes first steps toward data center regulations after rejecting construction ban

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By Adria Iraheta Verified
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AURORA, Colo. — Aurora City Council is moving to draft regulations for data centers just weeks after rejecting a temporary ban on their construction, as residents continue to raise concerns about water use, noise, and environmental impacts. The council will vote at its next meeting on banning water-intensive evaporative cooling systems at data centers, pushing facilities toward closed-loop alternatives that recirculate liquids using significantly less water.
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