FERC Staff Need Rides and ATVs for Pipeline Field Trip
Published Date: 7/13/2026
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Summary
On July 17, 2026, energy project staff will visit Elbert County, Colorado, to check out the proposed Critical Energy Reliability Link Project route near West Bijou Creek. They’ll look at ways to build and restore the land while protecting the local prairie habitat, working with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. If you want to join the site visit, be ready to bring your own ride and possibly hike or use off-road vehicles.
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