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Lakewood's largest water reservoir now generates electricity on top of serving the city's water needs--literally. A photovoltaic solar power system covers the reservior roof.
The system provides over 250 kilowatts of electrical energy during daylight hours to power water system pumps. It will eliminate the equivalent of 13 million pounds of carbon dioxide from the environment over the system's 30-year life.
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 | T-3s Lakewood Center
There’s a new deputy in town riding a new T3 Motion Series Mobility Unit to patrol Lakewood Center. The three-wheeled transporters have recently begun cruising Lakewood’s largest and busiest shopping destination.
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 | Graffiti removal is tops
A combination of reports by vigilant residents and active city crews limits graffiti eyesores. Graffiti removal from fences and walls visible from the street is a free city service. It can be removed from private property if a permission waiver is on file at city hall for the specific property.
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