Denver Public Works Project – Sanitary Liners
Denver Public Works will be performing sanitary liner work in Ruby Hill in early March 2019 to add 50+ years of life to the sanitary main line.
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Sanderson Gulch Stormwater Improvements
Denver Public Works has begun the Sanderson Gulch Stormwater Improvements project, which you may have seen between S. Lipan Street and S. Platte River Drive.
Read moreRuby Hill Rail Yard 2017
Come out for the Ruby Hill Rail Yard 2017 season, now open every day from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.!
Read moreLevitt Pavilion Officially Breaks Ground at Ruby Hill!
The long-awaited Levitt Pavilion outdoor amphitheater officially broke ground at Ruby Hill Park on Thursday, November 10th.
Read moreLevitt Pavilion Meeting at Ruby Hill Park #2
Get a sneak peek at the vision for the development of Levitt Pavilion, the new outdoor music venue being built at Ruby Hill Park.
Read moreRuby Hill Mountain Bike Park
In the summer of 2016, Ruby Hill Park became host to a world-class mountain bike park where riders of all skill levels can come and practice biking skills.
Read moreFull Closure of Mississippi from Santa Fe to South Broadway
Mississippi Avenue from Santa Fe Drive to South Broadway will undergo a full closure for waterline installation and paving work from April 21 to May 13.
Read moreLevitt Pavilion at Ruby Hill Park Public Meeting #1 Notes
Miss the big meeting? Read the meeting notes to learn more about the plans for the Levitt Pavilion at Ruby Hill Park, scheduled to open next summer for 50 free concerts a year!
Read moreBuilding the Ruby Hill Mountain Bike Park
Bike park builders Alpine Bike Parks provide new details on the Ruby Hill project, along with some amazing photos of the site in construction.
Read moreFunding for Sanderson Gulch Improvements Approved
On August 26, City Council approved funding for “the Final Design, Right-of-Way Acquisition and Construction of Drainage and Flood Control Improvements along Sanderson Gulch, Lipan Street to the South Platte River”.
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