Warning signs for hazardous roadside rock

Heard on: Pueblo County CO Regional Public Works

00:57

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

You want us to put a sign up about Pinnacle somewhere?

00:03

We don't have radio, I guess.

00:04

Since we got the traffic truck and the three of us, we could probably do follow vehicle if we can alternate.

00:11

Ten Four, copy that.

00:13

(name withheld), I'm gonna go around you when you're dropping that sign.

00:18

And I'll park in a wide spot.

00:20

I'll hop on the truck and then we can figure it out from.

00:24

There.

00:25

Copy that.

00:27

You're talking about White Rock just east of Pinnacle there, right? Before the 1st turn?

00:32

No, yeah.

00:34

The one we were flagging from when we were doing the mitigation work last year.

00:39

That like White Rock, it's all mowed out.

00:42

Okay.

00:44

You're gonna set a sign.

00:45

There's a 50 mile an hour in that wide spot right before that rock that's all barbered.

00:52

It looks like it's gonna fold at any time.

00:56

Okay, copy.

2026-10-20 17:27 UTC

Road Closure

Pinnacle Rock, Cotopaxi, CO 81223

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, public works personnel discuss placing a warning sign and using a follow vehicle near a possible unstable roadside rock hazard just east of Pinnacle in the Cotopaxi area, in a 50 mph zone.