Anderson Park fills up in June with ballgames and bicycles, and empties in January to a white field with one set of boot prints across it, and Rocky Mountain Snow Removal and Landscape works Wheat Ridge through both of those pictures. In the growing months that means mowing on a schedule, edging, trimming and clearing away what the season sheds; in the cold months it means plowing driveways, opening walkways and keeping entries passable. Sitting a mile above the sea under a sky that can drop eight inches and then hand back a blue afternoon, this town asks for someone who reads the forecast and shows up regardless. The results are plain and worth taking pride in — a lawn that holds its shape all summer, a drive you can pull into without a running start. Service reaches across Wheat Ridge and into Arvada, Lakewood, Edgewater and Golden.