2013 Boulder Flood Coverage

On Thursday September 12th 2013 the rain started to pour all over Northeastern Colorado, the City of Boulder was one of the first to be attacked by the torrential rainfall and the result was devastating to homes, businesses and even the lives of people who lived in the area. With the rain continuing to fall we hit the streets to cover what parts we could reach and gathered stories from local producers to include in this hour long show about the 2013 Boulder Flood.[READ|SHARE]

Inquire Boulder and dedicated phone line Expansion for Boulder Flood Info. To continue to provide the most up-to-date information, resources and a dedicated contact for flood-related information, Boulder Flood Info will now have a presence on Inquire Boulder as well as a dedicated phone line.[READ|SHARE]

Boulder County has contracted with a debris removal company to begin roadside pickup of flood debris in the plains of unincorporated Boulder County. We are asking residents to follow the guidelines listed below in order to help this project progress as efficiently as possible.[READ|SHARE]

Due to the recent progress by CDOT and County Transportation Department crews and contractors, as well as the successful temporary opening of Sunshine Canyon last Sunday, Boulder County will open up both Sunshine Canyon and Flagstaff Road to all users at all times starting on Saturday, Nov. 16. As committed, the county has monitored and conditions on these roads and, due to the recent progress, will be opening the roads to all users.[READ|SHARE]

Federal agency extends deadlines for disaster assistance and clarifies who can file flood insurance claims[READ|SHARE]