This is Boulder County, Colorado
Boulder County is home to more than 300,000 residents and includes some of the most diverse, natural landscapes and sustainable development along the Northern Front Range of Colorado.
From visionary open space, land use and sustainability policies to forward-thinking and compassionate human services programs, our county government helps foster a vibrant, healthy and active community.
The county seat is the City of Boulder. Other incorporated towns and cities include: Erie, Jamestown, Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Lyons, Nederland, Superior, and Ward.
Volunteer Tour Guides and House Docents Needed at the Agricultural Heritage Center
Volunteer tour guides and farmhouse docents teach visitors about the agricultural history of Boulder County between 1900 and 1925.
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Seasonal flu is more of a concern than 2019 novel coronavirus
Currently the risk to most Coloradans from 2019 novel coronavirus is low, and the health care system in Colorado is prepared to promptly identify, evaluate, and respond to any possible cases.
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Staff updates County Commissioners on the progress of the county’s oil and gas regulations
The Board of County Commissioners held a public meeting to receive an update from county staff on Boulder County’s progress in drafting amendments to Article 12 of the Land Use Code (Special Review for Oil and Gas Operations).
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New Boulder Area Trails app now available for download
The Boulder Area Trails app provides access to all trail information in and around Boulder County. The app is available for free wherever you get your apps.
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Boulder County announces 2020 Worthy Cause recipients
The funding pool was extremely competitive this year with $8.1 million in funding requests and approximately $3.3 million available for awards. The quality of projects was high, and made for difficult decisions.
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Anne U. White Trail re-opens to the public
The Anne U. White Trail, which was damaged extensively in the 2013 Flood, has a new expanded parking lot and trailhead. Located just west of Boulder on Pinto Drive, the trail re-opened to the public on Friday, Dec. 20. The trail has been closed since it suffered severe damage in the 2013 flood.
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