(Photo of algae at Lake DeWeese in 2021) Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) will host a public meeting to address concerns about recurring toxic algae blooms each summer at DeWeese Reservoir and the agency’s response. The meeting is scheduled at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, February 13, at the West Custer County Library, 218 Main St. Toxic algae blooms have become a seasonal problem at DeWeese. “When toxin levels reach or exceed the specified threshold, CPW must close the reservoir to all water-related recreation that involves skin-to-water contact to protect human health,” said CPW Area Wildlife Manager Mike Brown. “The reservoir remains open to fishing, camping and wildlife viewing.” The 90-minute meeting will feature CPW staff, including Brown, Ashley Rust, a CPW water quality and monitoring specialist,…