Utah and Northwestern Colorado, so we have a pretty good rate with them too. Our utilities are all fairly reasonable in the big scheme of things.” The town is well-positioned for future growth, with infrastructure in place to support expansion if needed. “Our boundaries are fairly tight.” Piering INFRASTRUCTURE AND GROWTH Rangely also enjoys strong infrastructure in water, gas, and sewer systems. “We are one of the few municipalities that manages our own gas system. We don’t get serviced by another higher utility,” details Piering. “Our cooperative electric company is based out of Utah, and we share that with North Eastern 4 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 01
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