Hey there, Westminster! Let's get started with what's happening in and around town. Read on and stay in the loop. ☀️
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Also on today's calendar: Rocky Mountain Train Show and 8 more events.
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Today's riddle: Why is it so hot after a ball game? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Westminster voluntary lawn water restrictions start April 15 (westminsterwindow.com) — Westminster residents are being asked to voluntarily cut back lawn watering starting April 15, limiting sprinklers to three days a week and avoiding the heat of the day. The city has issued a drought watch because Clear Creek Basin snowpack, Westminster’s main water source, is tracking near historic low levels, and officials warn that conserving now could prevent stricter mandatory restrictions later.
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2. Fire chiefs in neighboring Denver metro area departments call for dispatch system upgrades (cbsnews.com) — Westminster fire officials are pushing for urgent upgrades to their 911 dispatch technology after a deadly January house fire exposed gaps in how neighboring agencies communicate. Because Westminster’s system can’t directly connect with Arvada’s, nearby crews weren’t automatically called, raising concerns about slower response times. Local chiefs now want better CAD-to-CAD links so Westminster residents get the fastest possible help in emergencies.
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3. Girls basketball 2025-26 All-State teams released by CHSAA (northglenn-thorntonsentinel.com) — Westminster hoop fans can celebrate Standley Lake’s Jojo Martin earning 5A Player of the Year and first-team All-State honors, with two teammates also recognized. The statewide All-State lists spotlight several athletes from Westminster and nearby Adams and Jefferson County communities after a standout 2025-26 girls basketball season.
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4. Colorado Alamo Drafthouse Workers Strike Over 'Disastrous' Shift to Phone Orders During Movies (thewrap.com) — Workers at the Westminster Alamo Drafthouse have voted to unionize as part of a broader backlash against the chain’s new QR code phone-ordering system during movies. Their move follows a strike planned at the Sloans Lake location, with employees arguing the change hurts both service and working conditions. Westminster staff say organizing is a direct response to the rollout.
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