While Colorado mountain passes might not have monumental snow depths, the snow that has fallen is causing avalanche concern for mitigation specialists leading to widespread bombing. Good to know we have good people like Stacia Sellers and all other CDOT employees constantly watching motorists backs and making sure we get to our destinations safely. Thank you for your vigilance.
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