ALT A woman holds multiple letters in front of a row of mailboxes.

ALT Three Leadership Loveland graduates stand in front of a lake. From left to right, Catharine Kellogg, Chris Koponen and Ali Pascell.

ALT Map showing East First Street with two-way traffic resuming. A work zone remains in place in the north side of the road between Denver Ave and Alden Dr. Highlighted locations include Teaching Tree Learning Center and Boys and Girls Clubs, Brookstone Apartments, and Willow Bend Park and Natural Area. A legend indicates work zones and two-way traffic.

ALT Here's a cheerful ice cream cone character with sunglasses and sneakers, striking a joyful pose. Stars surround it for emphasis. Text announces winners of a $250 credit: "Zen Z." and "Elayne K." It encourages using AutoPay and Paperless Billing to simplify bills.

ALT A room with a ceiling fan turned on, featuring a window with white trim. Text overlay reads: "Summer Efficiency Tip #2: Use your ceiling fan to stay cool! You can bump your thermostat up by about 4 degrees and still feel comfortable – all while using far less energy than the air conditioner!"

ALT A yellow-themed graphic for National Smile Day featuring a daisy with a smiley face. Text encourages enrolling in AutoPay and Paperless Billing by the end of the day for a chance to win a $250 utility bill credit. A reminder to continue smiling is included at the bottom.

ALT Summer efficiency tip number one: Check for leaks. Start indoors: - Inspect under sinks, around toilets, and near appliances for damp spots or unexplained moisture. - Listen for running water when fixtures are off. Then go outdoors: - Examine visible irrigation lines, hose lines, sprinkler heads, and outdoor faucets for drips. - To find underground leaks, look for unusual wet, soft, or green areas in the yard. Illustrations of a toilet with water and a sprinkler are included.

ALT A textured paper with a message reads: "Google says it's Lucky Penny Day, and who are we to argue? Enroll in AutoPay and Paperless Billing for a shot at winning 25,000 pennies (not really, the penny isn’t even being made anymore. We’re talking a $250 utility bill credit)." The background is filled with images of pennies, and there is a small graphic of a megaphone and a hand holding a smartphone.

ALT A large tower crane is positioned at the Loveland Water Reclamation Facility. The crane is prominently set against a cloudy sky during evening light. Text reads: Our tower crane for the Loveland Water Reclamation Facility Upgrades made its debut today after installation wrapped up last night.

ALT A two-lane road with "TRAIL" painted on it leads to a construction area at the Water Reclamation Facility on 920 S. Boise Ave. A large red crane and utility poles are visible along the road. A tree-lined area is on the left, and the sky is cloudy. Text reads: This will be your view when driving past the Water Reclamation Facility at 920 S. Boise Ave.

ALT Aerial view of a construction site showing large circular structures and machinery, with earthworks in progress in the background. Text reads: And here's the crane's-eye view!

ALT Upcoming Waterwise Webinars flyer featuring three event details: "Managing Your Yard During Drought" on May 20 at 6:30 p.m., "Colorado Native Plants: Top Species for Waterwise Yards" on May 27 at 12:00 p.m., and "Compost 101: Basics of Building Healthy Soil" on June 2 at 5:00 p.m. Resource Central logo included. Website link for more information: ResourceCentral.org/seminars.

ALT A construction crew lowers a manhole structure as part of underground storm and water upgrades in the City of Loveland, CO.

ALT An aerial view of the completed HIP Streets project, showing the intersection at Jefferson and 4th.

ALT Aerial view of sculptures in front of the City of Loveland Utilities Service Center. Text box reads, "City of Loveland, Loveland Utilities Commission Meeting, What's on the Agenda," in white text on a blue background.

ALT Warning graphic titled "Scam Alert" with an image of a smartphone screen displaying a call from 970-962-2111. The text warns of scammers spoofing the City of Loveland Utility Billing's phone number. It advises not to give personal information and to verify by calling 970-962-2111 directly if unsure.

ALT A promotional image featuring a ring of flames surrounding text. The text encourages signing up for Paperless Billing and AutoPay to enter a drawing for a $250 utility bill credit, with a deadline in May. It references "volunteer as tribute" and "May the odds be ever in your favor!"