Resources
- Here’s a list of phone numbers put together by MSRNA board members. Let us know if you have corrections or additions.
Law Enforcement:
Police Non-Emergency 444-7000
Gold Hill Police Division 444-7595
El Paso County Sheriff 390-5555
Crime Stopper Program 634-STOP (7867)
Neighborhood Watch Program 520-7151
CSPD Homeless Outreach Team 444-7666, cspdhot@springsgov.com
Graffiti Hotline 634-5713 473-4747 (bus benches)
Drug Hotline 444-3111 (tips) 444-7000 (crime in progress)
Noise Complaints 444-7891 (days) 444-7000 (nights)
Broken or burned out streetlight, or to request installation of a new streetlight 448-4800 (Colorado Springs Utilities)
City Administration:
Mayor (John Suthers) 385-5986
City Council (Administration) 385-5986
Jill Gaebler (City Council District 5) jgaebler@springsgov.com 385-5483
Richard Skorman (City Council District 3) rskorman@springsgov.com
Colorado Springs Utilities 448-4848
City Planning 385-5905
Code Enforcement 444-7891
C.S. Parks & Recreation 385-5940
Parks Maintenance 385-5945
City Forestry 385-5942
Drainage, curbs, gutters 385-5934
Other Contacts:
Humane Society (for domestic animals) 473-1741
Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife 227-5200
Ellicott Wildlife Rehabilitation (for injured or orphaned wildlife) 683-8152
Household Chemical Waste Recycle 520-7878
El Paso County Health Dept. 575-8571
- Here is a list of useful Internet links:
Colorado Springs Utilities at http://www.csu.org/
A lot of good resources on this site.
City Parks & Trails at https://parks.coloradosprings.gov/explore-play/explore/maps/parks-trails-and-open-space-maps
Contains brief descriptions of trails and maps.
Colorado Springs historic areas at https://coloradosprings.gov/resident-services/planning-development/information/historic-colorado-springs-districts-virtual-and
Downloadable maps & walking tour brochures of downtown historic areas.
City Planning & Development information at https://coloradosprings.gov/cat/resident-services/planning-development/information
City Planning Office: Historic Preservation at https://coloradosprings.gov/resident-services/planning-development/information/historic-preservation
City Planning Office: Comprehensive Plan (as a guide to physical growth of the city) at https://coloradosprings.gov/cat/resident-services/planning-development/comprehensive-planning
The City’s bike and transit maps at https://coloradosprings.gov/transportation/bike-colorado-springs/information/get-around
Colorado Springs Police Department at https://cspd.coloradosprings.gov/
(Gold Hill Division covers Middle Shooks Run neighborhood.)
Colorado Springs City Council Members at https://coloradosprings.gov/government/general-information/city-council/council-members
Code Enforcement Complaint Form at https://coloradosprings.gov/cat/resident-services/planning-development/enforcement/code-enforcement-complaint-form
Downtown Action Plan, the City’s master plan for development of downtown, at https://coloradosprings.gov/sites/default/files/planning/imagine_downtown_master_plan_3-10-091.pdf
City events and meetings at https://coloradosprings.gov/calendar
Who empties the dog poop trash can at the curve on Franklin between Willamette and Prospect?
It’s overflowing and needs to be emptied.
That is up to the City Parks staff. You can contact them directly to request a cleanup. Meanwhile, if folks would take their dog’s poop home with them it would help the situation.