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06/12/2025

If you see flashing lights on the side of the road, whether it's a patrol car, a tow truck, or someone broke down, slow down and move over. This isn't just a courtesy, it's the law.

01/17/2025

As many of you know, Alex Salgado was involved in a multi vehicle crash on the nigh… Lane Smith needs your support for Support Alex Salgado's Road to Recovery

12/03/2024

Hands on the wheel, not your phone. Effective Jan. 1, it is illegal in Colorado to use a mobile device while driving, unless you have a hands-free accessory. Learn more at codot.gov/handsfreeco.

11/05/2024

Vail Police Adopts New Vail Pass Closure Plan

The Vail Police Department will adopt a new procedure for closing Vail Pass this winter. For many years, Interstate 70 was closed at exit 176 when Vail Pass became impassible due to poor weather conditions or motor vehicle crashes. The plan for the upcoming season is to utilize exit 180 as a turn-around point. All traffic, including commercial vehicles, will be detoured westbound onto I-70 after exiting at exit 180. Local traffic, including residents of the East Vail and Bald Mountain neighborhoods, will be allowed through the detour. Commercial vehicles will be encouraged to continue west to find appropriate parking, while non-commercial vehicles can utilize alternate routes or the Town of Vail parking facilities. Both the Village and Lionshead parking structures are free during pass closure events.

The change is necessitated by increased motor vehicle traffic on I-70, resulting in significant traffic impacts on the interstate and within the Town of Vail. Vail Pass closed 18 times during the 2023-2024 winter season which is below average compared to data collected over the past decade; however, the length of each closure has been extended due to the increased traffic.

East Vail and Bald Mountain residents are encouraged to display their vehicle access placards to gain access to their residences during any closures. The bright neon placards are available from the Vail Police front counter, located at 75 S. Frontage Road, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The Vail Police Department is also reminding travelers that restrictions will again be in place this winter by the Colorado Department of Transportation. The restriction requires owners of two-wheel drive vehicles with standard tires to carry traction equipment on I-70 between milepost 133 at Dotsero and milepost 259 at Morrison from Sept. 1 through May 31. It also increases the minimum tread depth for tires on all vehicles – including those with four-wheel drive – from an eighth of an inch to three-sixteenths of an inch. This that all motorists are required to either have an all-wheel or four-wheel-drive vehicle, snow tires, or all-season tires with a mud/snow designation and if they do not, they must carry chain devices throughout winter. Variable message signs along I-70 as well as 511 traveler information and www.cotrip.org will be used to notify motorists of when traction/chain law comes into effect.

For more information, contact Master Sergeant Christopher Botkins with Vail Police Department at 970-479-2329.

09/07/2024

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07/26/2024

You can enter for a chance to win a Pi Prime Pizza Oven! Comment below and tell us your favorite song to sing along to in the car for a chance to win, and make sure you like our page too! The winner will be chosen and announced on our page at the end of September.

*No purchase necessary for the contest. Must live within 50 miles of the dealer's location and be able to pick up prize to be eligible. Click for details.

07/10/2024

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