Virtual Trivia Night

Wednesday, FEB 22 | 7 - 8:30 pm

Don’t miss the 3rd annual Virtual Trivia Night sponsored by the Friends of the Lyons Regional Library. Enjoy the thrill of trivia with teams comprised of your friends and family members from right next door, across the country, or around the globe for the 3rd Annual Virtual Trivia Contest on Wednesday, Feb. 22 from 7-8:30 pm.

Assemble a team of up to 6 players, or enter as an individual. Go it alone or ask to join a team. Come up with a clever team name and appoint a team captain who will receive further instructions.

All details for the event are provided here: https://lyons.colibraries.org/friends-of-the-lyons-regional-library-district/

Community Blood Drive

Friday, FEB 24 10 am - 2 pm

On Friday, February 24th, there will be a community blood drive, from 10 am thru 2 pm, at the Lyons Regional Library. There is a nationwide shortage of blood and your donation is very much needed. If you are able to donate please visit the website vitalant.org to learn more.

You’re welcome to walk in to donate; please note – they will do their best to honor appointments first and wait times may vary.

Summit Housing Informational Meetings

The Housing and Human Service Commission is hosting two informational meetings for those interested in learning more about qualifying for the Summit Housing Project. The informational meetings will be held Saturday, February 25 from 1 – 2:30 pm and Wednesday, March 1 from 6 – 7:30 pm.

Both meetings will be held at Lyons Regional Library, 451 4th Avenue, Lyons.

Winter Wonderland Concerts

Next Concert Saturday, February 25

Town staff is working with our talented local musicians to host a short series of Winter Wonderland Concerts for the community. The next concert is with Dechen Hawk on Saturday, February 25th, from 2- 4 pm.

At this time, temperatures are looking good to host the event in LaVern Johnson Park. If the cold temps continue and we have ice skating, LaVern Johnson Park sounds delightful. There will be hot cocoa, live music and winter festivities for the whole family. The town website also has the hours for recreational skating and hockey skating along with the times the skate rentals will be open. Typically rentals are available on weekends.

Town Hall with Janice Marchman

On Tuesday, February 28, Janie Marchman, who represents Lyons in the State Senate will host a Town Hall from 5 pm to 6:30 pm at the Lyons Regional Library. The public is invited to learn what the State Legislature is working on and to ask questions.

Students and Staff Parking only at School

During School Days and Hours

The Lyons Middle/Senior High School would like to remind residents that there is NO PARKING on school property while school is in session.

In addition, residents are not allowed to use the field, cut through the property to get to the dog park, or use the track, while SCHOOL is in session.

The school resource officer has asked residents to please respect this and to not use school property when there is school and students are on the campus. Thank you in advance!

US-36/Broadway Improvements

Project work to start in March

The Town of Lyons has put out a bid for public improvements to Broadway to include additional parking, narrower travel lanes, sidewalks and pedestrian activation. At this time the Town anticipates that a contractor will be mobilizing for this project in mid to late March.
More details will be included in e-blasts as the construction schedule firms up. The Town is working with business and property owners to ensure minimal impacts to customer access, parking, deliveries and trash services.

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Snow Response Plan

Information on Plowing Priority in Lyons

All State Highways (SH-66, SH-7 and US-36) within the Town Limits of Lyons are maintained and plowed by CDOT as the weather dictates.

Routes maintained by the town are:

Primary Routes - arterial streets (green on the map)with access to important locations such as Town Hall, business district or schools are plowed with 2” or more. There are also 5 hills (red on the map) in town which have a tendency to become difficult to pass and they are treated along with primary routes.

Secondary Routes – residential streets (blue on the map) with average or low traffic are plowed with 4” or more.

Alleyways (purple on the map) are plowed when there is 6” or more of snow.

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