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.
Matt Jones joins Board of County Commissioners
Matt joins six other elected officials who were sworn in on Jan. 8. Also, the Commissioners’ Office upgrades its online meeting agenda and video web streaming platform.
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Boulder County now accepting nominations for the 2019 Land Conservation Awards
Nominations accepted through Thursday, Jan. 31 - The Boulder County Parks & Open Space Department is accepting nominations for the annual... read more →
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Boulder County adopts $432.5 million budget for 2019
The Board of County Commissioners has adopted a budget of $432.5 million for 2019. The County Commissioners have also adopted a set of 5-year strategic priorities.
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Update to Boulder County Comprehensive Plan Housing & Economics Elements begins
Staff from Land Use and other Boulder County departments will be available to discuss relevant data, research materials, and priority topic areas for both the Housing and Economics Elements in a series of open houses.
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Land Use Director issues a determination in response to Denver Water’s (Gross Reservoir Dam Expansion Proposal) project request
Determination states that Denver Water must obtain a 1041 permit under Article 8 of the Land Use Code.
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Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain will be closed Monday – Wednesday, Sept. 17 – Jan. 31
Ron Stewart Preserve at Rabbit Mountain will be closed to the public Monday through Wednesday from Sept. 17, 2018, through Jan. 31, 2019, for year two of a three-year elk management program through limited hunting.
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