Action Alert: Speak Up at Boulder County to Halt the Rocky Mountain Greenway!
Nuclear Guardianship action alert! TOMORROW could be our last chance to stop Boulder County from connecting Boulder trails to plutonium-contaminated trails at Rocky Flats! On Thursday March 6th, Boulder County Commissioners will be hearing a panel of experts present on the risks of allowing public recreation at Rocky Flats, a former nuclear weapons plant on the south side of Boulder that made 70,000 plutonium pits for nuclear bombs during the Cold War. Currently, Boulder County is involved in a project to develop a network of trails encircling the most contaminated part of the site, and we need to show up in numbers to tell the county we do not want to be involved in the Plutonium Greenway! Recently, both the Town of Superior and the Town of Lyons both passed resolutions to oppose further development of the Rocky Mountain Greenway, and have urged Boulder County to withdraw from the project. What you can do: Sign up to attend Public Comment in the morning, either in-person or virtually, to demand that Boulder County withdraw from the Rocky Mountain Greenway. When: Thursday March 6th at 9:00 a.m.  Where: Commissioners' office Boulder County Courthouse, Third Floor, 1325 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302 After signing up to join, please click the link below to send a 1-click letter to Boulder County Commissioners. |
Then join us for a presentation to the County Commissioners! What: Boulder County Commissioners Administrative Meeting: Rocky Mountain Greenway When:  Thursday March 6th at 2:00 p.m.  Where:  This meeting is open to members of the public.
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