Amid ongoing concerns from members of the public about contamination related to nuclear weapon components, a sign from the Boulder County government outside of the Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge warns visitors of possible exposure to “radioactive materials,” according to county officials.
The sign sits where the Coalton Trail approaches Colo. 128 and was installed in late December, according to an email from county spokesperson Gloria Handyside. The trailway is one of multiple that lead into the Rocky Flats refuge area.
“Visiting Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge May Expose You to Radioactive Materials,” the text reads, according to a sample sign image. It adds: “Hikers, Bikers, and Equestrians are encouraged to make informed decisions before entering the refuge.”…