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A Wyssen Avalanche Control tower near Rico is used to remotely trigger an avalanche after the highway was closed.
Lisa Schwantes, communications manager for the Colorado Department of Transportation, shows the many avalanche paths above Colorado Highway 145 that CDOT monitors and controls.
An avalanche, triggered by remote control, hits Colorado Highway 145.
Snow from a controlled avalanche piled up 6 feet on Colorado Highway 145 last week.
A CDOT worker measures a debris field after an avalanche was triggered by a remote-control device in the slide path.
Todd Jones, CDOT maintenance supervisor, coordinates avalanche control work on Colorado Highway 145 north of Rico last week.
A crew from CDOT and the Colorado Avalanche Information Center observes the slide path of an avalanche released by a new remote control system.
The Dolores Youth Baseball league will start up in the spring after a long hiatus.
T-ball and youth baseball games will be played again at Joe Rowell Park in Dolores this spring and summer.
