Gunnison County, Colorado

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will consider a resolution supporting a ballot measure to impose an additional 0.50% countywide sales tax to fund roads, bridges, and related transportation infrastructure. The board will also approve a Minor Impact Land Use Change Permit (LUC-25-00038) for the Dos Rios Townhomes project at 37764 W. Highway 50. Additional agenda items include consent‑agenda approvals such as a $45,000 professional services agreement with the City of Gunnison and a $7,320 Community Resource Network participation agreement with Contexture.

• Minor Impact Land Use Change Permit LUC-25-00038 for Dos Rios Townhomes at 37764 W. Highway 50
• Resolution supporting a ballot measure to add a 0.50% countywide sales tax for roads, bridges, and transportation infrastructure
• $45,000 Professional Services Agreement with the City of Gunnison (effective 7/6/2026‑12/31/2027)
• $7,320 Community Resource Network Participation Agreement with Contexture
• $30,000 Veterans Assistance Grant application to Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will consider two resolutions: one supporting a ballot measure to increase the sales tax by 0.50% for transportation infrastructure and public safety, and another referring that measure to the November 3, 2026 general election. The board will also approve a minor impact land‑use change permit for the Dos Rios Townhomes development. Additional agenda items include consent‑agenda contracts and routine financial reports.

• Resolution supporting a ballot measure to add a 0.50% sales tax for roads, bridges, and public safety
• Resolution referring the ballot measure for the Nov 3 2026 election to impose the additional 0.50% countywide sales tax
• Minor Impact Land Use Change Permit LUC‑25‑00038 for Dos Rios Townhomes at 37764 W. Highway 50
• Professional Services Agreement with the City of Gunnison (7/6/2026‑12/31/2027) for $45,000
• Community Resource Network Participation Agreement with Contexture for $7,320

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold a public hearing on designating 401 N. Main St. as a Gunnison County Historic Landmark, consider land-use changes including a subdivision and boundary line adjustment, and vote on a resolution supporting an agreement for Jake's Park. The consent agenda includes over $1.6 million in grant applications, contract amendments, and approvals for various county departments. An executive session is scheduled to discuss legal strategy for the Amended Crested Butte South Public Road Maintenance Agreement.

• Public hearing on local landmark designation for 401 N. Main St., Gunnison, with a resolution to designate it as a historic landmark
• Resolution supporting an agreement between Gunnison County and the Great Outdoors Colorado Trust Fund for Jake's Park
• Land use applications: Subdivision (LUC-26-00001, Lazy E-C LLC) and Boundary Line Adjustment (LUC-24-00050, Buena Vista Land Partnership)
• Consent agenda includes a $747,540 grant application for the Grasp Consortium (Juvenile Services) and a $409,190 task order for Juvenile Services
• Liquor license renewal for Crested Butte LLC dba Ice Bar/Rest Twister Warming Hse (7/15/2026 to 7/15/2027)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session on June 23, 2026, with no formal action taken. Discussions include an AI policy, a CTSI 5-year loss analysis, an Impact Accelerator Grant, and Colorado Counties Inc. legislative proposals.

• CTSI 5-Year Loss Analysis
• Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy Discussion
• Impact Accelerator Grant Discussion
• Colorado Counties Inc. (CCI) Legislative Proposals Discussion

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Gunnison County Housing Authority will consider a single action item: acknowledging the Executive Secretary’s signature on an amended and restated insurance agreement with a mutual company, involving a $100 payment. The meeting is largely procedural with no other business.

• Acknowledgment of Executive Secretary’s signature on Amended and Restated Agreement Among Housing Authority Property Insurance, A Mutual Company and Its Members; Gunnison County Housing Authority; $100

The Board of Commissioners approved several liquor license applications and a consent agenda of various agreements. They denied a petition for the abatement or refund of taxes for a property in Crested Butte. Additionally, the Housing Authority acknowledged an insurance agreement.

• Acknowledged $100 Housing Authority insurance agreement (unanimous)
• Approved May 19, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda containing 21 items (unanimous)
• Denied property tax abatement petition for R003087 in Crested Butte (unanimous)
• Approved Taylor River Lodge alcohol beverage license (unanimous)
• Approved Adaptive Sports Center of Crested Butte special event permit (unanimous)
• Approved Arrowhead Volunteer Fire Department special event permits (unanimous)
• Approved Skyhigh Colorado, LLC liquor license application (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider a resolution authorizing the execution and delivery of Payment Schedule No. 02 under a master equipment lease‑purchase agreement, valued at $1,619,450. Additional items include a $100 amended insurance agreement for the Gunnison County Housing Authority and several consent‑agenda contracts ranging from $25,162.50 to $38,500. The meeting also features a resolution to repeal 2016 liquor‑license fee resolutions and re‑establish local liquor license fees.

• $100 amended and restated insurance agreement for the Gunnison County Housing Authority
• Consent agenda contract with Adena Corporation for design services – $25,162.50
• Resolution authorizing $1,619,450 payment schedule under master equipment lease‑purchase agreement (dated July 29 2022)
• Resolution repealing 2016 liquor‑license fee resolutions and re‑establishing local liquor license fees
• Proposal for air service consulting services for Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport – $38,500

The Board approved several liquor license applications and a consent agenda of various agreements. They denied a petition for property tax abatement for a parcel in Crested Butte and acknowledged the Housing Authority's insurance agreement.

• Acknowledged $100 Housing Authority insurance agreement (unanimous)
• Approved May 19, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda containing 21 items (unanimous)
• Denied property tax abatement petition for parcel R003087 (unanimous)
• Approved Taylor River Lodge alcohol beverage license (unanimous)
• Approved Adaptive Sports Center of Crested Butte special event permit (unanimous)
• Approved Arrowhead Volunteer Fire Department special event permits (unanimous)
• Approved Skyhigh Colorado, LLC liquor license application (unanimous)

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Board will consider a consent agenda item approving a state contract (27 IHGA 206356) between Hinsdale County and the Colorado Department of Human Services for economic security and health and human services, effective July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2026. Members will also receive program updates on Adult Protective Services and the Colorado Service Block Grant, and a legislative update on HB 26-1429 concerning eligibility services changes. The meeting is largely procedural with no major policy decisions scheduled.

• Consent agenda: State contract 27 IHGA 206356; Hinsdale County; Office of Economic Security; Health and Human Services; 7/1/2026 to 6/30/2026
• Legislative update: HB 26-1429 Eligibility Services Changes
• Program updates: Adult Protective Services (APS) and Colorado Service Block Grant (CSBG)
• Minutes approval from April 21, 2026 meeting
• C-Stat Awards presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners holds a work session with no formal votes. Discussions include updates from the Sheriff's Office, Gunnison Valley Health, two water conservation districts, and a roundtable on HB 1177. The board also will discuss municipal council meetings and Bureau of Reclamation operations at Blue Mesa Reservoir.

• Bureau of Reclamation Blue Mesa Reservoir operations discussion
• Quarterly Sheriff Update
• Upper Gunnison River Water Conservation District update
• Colorado River Water Conservation District update
• Municipal Council Meetings Discussion

Environmental Health Board

The Gunnison County Environmental Health Board will hold a public hearing on an application for an Onsite Wastewater Treatment System (OWTS) on a parcel less than one acre at 9943 County Road 888. Other agenda items include approval of the March 31, 2026 meeting minutes and public comment.

• Public hearing for OWTS application OWTS-25-00144 at 9943 County Rd 888

STOR Committee

The committee will approve the March 2026 meeting minutes. Members will share updates and discuss summer fire restrictions and drought conditions. The fundraising subcommittee will present its report for discussion. The committee will also consider comments on the RPI Regional Plan.

• Approval of March 2026 meeting minutes
• Summer outlook discussion on fire restrictions and drought
• Fundraising Subcommittee report and discussion
• Committee comments on the RPI Regional Plan

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss the Gunnison County Strategic Plan. The meeting also includes an update from the Tourism and Prosperity Partnership Board (TAPP). No formal action can be taken during this session.

• Tourism and Prosperity Partnership Board (TAPP) update
• Gunnison County Strategic Plan discussion

Board of County Commissioners

This agenda is primarily procedural, consisting of a work session with the Marble Board of Trustees to discuss items of mutual interest, followed by a public town hall meeting for local concerns. No specific ordinances, contracts, or financial decisions are listed for consideration.

• Work session with Marble Board of Trustees to discuss items of mutual interest
• Public town hall meeting to discuss issues of local concern

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will consider and vote on a $305,280 Colorado Department of Transportation grant for the Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport, along with several service contracts and agreements. Other agenda items include a $35,000 marketing district agreement, a $88,205 housing authority proposal, and land‑use change applications for a lot cluster and a townhome plat. The meeting also includes routine reports, voucher and transfer summaries, and an unscheduled public comment period.

• Grant Award Letter – $305,280 CDOT grant (with $305,284 local match) for Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport
• Professional Services Agreement – $819,564 to Woolpert for airport planning services
• Professional Services Agreement – $60,000 to Insuseal, Inc for GV‑HEAT project
• Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District Agreement – $35,000 with Marble Crystal River Chamber of Commerce
• Housing Authority proposal – $88,205 to HAI Group for Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Board of Commissioners approved several land use applications for lot clustering and townhome plats. They also approved a letter of support for Trout Unlimited's water restoration projects.

• Approved Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District Agreement with Marble Crystal River Chamber of Commerce ($35,000)
• Acknowledged Executive Secretary’s signature on Gunnison County Housing Authority proposal ($88,205)
• Approved May 5, 2026 Regular Meeting minutes
• Approved Lot Cluster LUC-26-00013 for Basin Real Estate Holdings, LLC
• Approved Townhome Plat LUC-26-00021 for Brush Creek Townhomes, Phase 3
• Approved letter of support for Trout Unlimited's Forest Queen Mill Site and Willow Creek projects
• Approved April 2026 vouchers ($6,265,938.21)
• Authorized April 2026 cash transfer ($9,791,875.63)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a Colorado Department of Transportation grant award of $305,280 (with a $305,284 local match) for the Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport. It will also act on professional services agreements, land‑use change applications, and financial reports, and hold an executive session on an amended affordable housing deed restriction. Additional items include routine consent‑agenda approvals and public comment.

• Grant Award Letter: CDOT $305,280 (local match $305,284) for Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport (5/19/2026‑6/30/2029)
• Professional Services Agreement with Woolpert for $819,564 for Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport (5/19/2026‑5/18/2028)
• Land Use Change Applications: Lot Cluster LUC-26-00013 (Basin Real Estate Holdings, LLC) and Townhome Plat LUC-26-00021 (Brush Creek Townhomes, Phase 3)
• April 2026 Voucher Report showing vouchers totaling $6,265,938.21
• Executive Session to discuss the proposed Amended and Restated Affordable Housing Deed Restriction

The Board of Commissioners approved several land use applications including a lot cluster for duplexes and a townhome plat. They also approved a letter of support for Trout Unlimited's water restoration projects and various administrative consent agenda items.

• Approved local liquor licenses and special event permits via consent agenda
• Approved Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District Agreement with Marble Crystal River Chamber of Commerce
• Acknowledged Executive Secretary’s signature on $88,205 proposal for Gunnison County Housing Authority
• Approved May 5, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved lot cluster LUC-26-00013 for Basin Real Estate Holdings, LLC
• Approved townhome plat LUC-26-00021 for Brush Creek Townhomes, Phase 3
• Approved letter of support for Trout Unlimited's Forest Queen and Willow Creek projects
• Approved April 2026 vouchers totaling $6,265,938.21

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss early childhood programs and a potential linkage fee. No formal action will be taken as this is a work session. The agenda provides no further details on these topics.

• Early Childhood Discussion
• Linkage Fee Discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda including a $5,220,885 construction agreement for airport ramp reconstruction and three FAA Airport Infrastructure Grants totaling $6,600,689. They will hold a public hearing on amending the On-Site Wastewater Treatment System Regulations. Discussions include Secure Rural Schools Title I & II payment allocations and state revenue for road transportation. The board will also amend the FY2026 budget and convene an executive session for legal advice on a pending lawsuit.

• Construction agreement with Oldcastle SW Group for Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport ramp reconstruction – Phase 2 ($5,220,885)
• Three FAA Airport Infrastructure Grants: $781,910, $1,918,779, and $3,900,000 for airport projects
• Public hearing on amending On-Site Wastewater Treatment System Regulations
• Discussion of Secure Rural Schools 2024 & 2025 Title I and Title II payment allocations
• Resolution amending Gunnison County FY2026 budget and appropriation

The commissioners unanimously approved a resolution amending the 2026 county budget and another resolution updating on‑site wastewater treatment system regulations. They also unanimously dedicated Title I Secure Rural Schools funding to schools, approved two new alcohol beverage licenses, and approved a series of consent‑agenda items including airport grants and community grants. The board agreed to send a letter opposing the state highway funding bill.

• Approved FY 2026 budget amendment (Resolution 2026‑18) – unanimous
• Approved amendment to on‑site wastewater treatment regulations (Resolution 2026‑19) – unanimous
• Dedicated Title I Secure Rural Schools funds to schools – unanimous
• Approved liquor licenses for Three Rivers Resort and Monarch Ski – unanimous
• Approved consent agenda items including airport infrastructure grants and community grants – unanimous
• Approved sending a letter opposing state highway funding bill – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners holds a work session on April 28, 2026. They will hear updates from the Upper Gunnison and Colorado River water conservation districts, as well as a roundtable on HB 1177. A discussion on the Roads & Bridges Initiative is scheduled. No formal action will be taken at this work session.

• Upper Gunnison River Water Conservation District update
• Colorado River Water Conservation District update
• HB 1177 roundtable update
• Roads & Bridges Initiative discussion

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Gunnison County Housing Authority will consider a consent agenda including a resolution to amend its FY 2026 budget and appropriation. Also on the consent agenda are an acknowledgment of the County Manager's signature on a managed services bundle order for $1,058 and an electronic recording services agreement with Corporation Service Company at $25 per filing. These items are expected to be approved without discussion unless a commissioner or citizen requests otherwise.

• Resolution amending the Gunnison County Housing Authority Budget for FY 2026 and appropriation
• Acknowledgment of County Manager's signature on a $1,058 managed services bundle order with CT Corporation System
• Electronic Recording Services Agreement with Corporation Service Company at $25 per filing

The Commissioners approved the consent agenda, including several federal assistance applications for the Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport totaling $12,211,252. They also adopted budget amendments for the Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District, the County Housing Authority, and the County overall budget. Additional approvals included a CSC electronic recording services agreement, an intergovernmental agreement for the Crystal River, and two lot‑cluster land‑use applications.

• Approved consent agenda items, including four federal assistance applications for the airport ($823,064; $2,019,767; $5,263,158; $4,105,263) – unanimous
• Approved Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District budget amendment – unanimous
• Approved Gunnison County Housing Authority budget amendment – unanimous
• Approved CSC Electronic Recording Services Agreement – unanimous
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement for Crystal River among multiple parties – unanimous
• Approved Lot Cluster LUC-26-00018 (Richardson) – unanimous
• Approved Lot Cluster LUC-26-00007 (Somrak) – unanimous
• Approved County budget amendment for Fiscal Year 2026 – unanimous

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services will review meeting minutes, a financial update, and proposed legislation, including a Human Services Model Proposal. The meeting is scheduled for April 21, 2026.

• Approval of February 17, 2026 minutes
• Review of Human Services Model Proposal
• Discussion on current status of key bills
• Next meeting scheduled for June 16, 2026

The Board voted to approve the April 21, 2026 meeting minutes. The motion was moved by Commissioner Houck, seconded by Commissioner Smith, and carried unanimously. No other substantive actions or votes were recorded.

• Approved April 21, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a consent agenda including four federal grant applications for the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport totaling $12.2 million, plus numerous other contracts and grants. Separately, the Board will vote on a resolution amending the county's FY2026 budget, a letter of support for the Gunnison Valley Regional Transportation Authority's federal transit grant, and approval of a Crystal River Intergovernmental Agreement. Two lot cluster land use applications are also scheduled for discussion.

• Four federal airport grant applications (total $12,211,252)
• Resolution amending FY2026 county budget
• Crystal River Intergovernmental Agreement with water districts
• Two lot cluster land use applications (Richardson, Somrak)
• Voucher report for March 2026: $6,245,201.18

The Board adopted Resolution 2026-17, amending the Gunnison County budget and appropriation for fiscal year 2026. It also approved a special event liquor permit for Hartman Castle, the Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District budget amendment, the County Housing Authority budget amendment, and a CSC Electronic Recording Services Agreement. Additional approvals included several federal assistance applications for the Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport, a letter of support to the regional transportation authority, and the Crystal River intergovernmental agreement.

• Approved Special Event Liquor Permit for Hartman Castle (6/18/2026, 5:00‑7:00 pm) – unanimous
• Approved Gunnison River Valley Local Marketing District Resolution 2026‑1 (budget & appropriation) – unanimous
• Approved Gunnison County Housing Authority Budget amendment (Resolution 2026‑004) – unanimous
• Approved CSC Electronic Recording Services Agreement ($25 per filing) – unanimous
• Approved multiple federal assistance applications for Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport (total $13,? million) – unanimous
• Approved Letter of Support to Gunnison Valley Regional Transportation Authority – unanimous
• Approved Crystal River Intergovernmental Agreement – unanimous
• Approved Resolution 2026‑17 amending Gunnison County Budget for FY 2026 – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a work session to receive progress and status reports. No formal action can be taken during this session.

• Cheatgrass and Habitat Restoration Coordinator progress report
• Gunnison County Housing Authority quarterly update

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to receive a progress report from the Gunnison County Housing Authority and a status update on habitat restoration efforts.

• Habitat Restoration Coordinator Progress Report
• Gunnison County Housing Authority Quarterly Update

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a public hearing regarding short term rental license regulations and fee schedules. The body is also considering several grant applications and a professional services agreement for communications and economic development.

• Public hearing on Short Term Rental License Regulations and Community Development Department permit fees
• Professional Services Agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. for $634,981.13
• Grant application for Health and Human Services from Colorado Department of Early Childhood for $146,255
• Grant application for Juvenile Services from Colorado Department of Criminal Justice for $27,803
• Resolution adopting fees for Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport identification badges and landing fees

The commissioners unanimously approved the March 3 and March 17 meeting minutes and the consent agenda, which included several grant awards and a professional services agreement. They also authorized the County Assessor’s request to use the alternate appeal schedule for 2026. The public hearing on short‑term rental license regulations was closed by unanimous vote.

• Approved March 3 and March 17 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including multiple grant applications and a $634,981.13 professional services agreement (unanimous)
• Authorized use of the alternate appeal schedule for 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved three alcohol beverage licenses for Big T CBS LLC and Irwin Backcountry Guides LLC (unanimous)
• Closed the short‑term rental licensing public hearing (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss on-site wastewater treatment systems and linkage fees. The meeting also includes an annual update from the Colorado Department of Transportation. No formal action can be taken during this session.

• On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems (OWTS) Regulations discussion
• Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Annual Update
• Linkage Fee discussion

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Board of County Commissioners and several subsidiary boards will meet to approve various contracts, grants, and budget amendments. Key actions include airport lease agreements, public health updates, and infrastructure spending.

• Design-Build Change Order 1, 2, & 3 for Facilities: $632,796.73
• CDOT Grant Application for Youth Impaired Driving Prevention: $176,909.70
• Axon Enterprise, Inc. quote for Sheriff’s Office: $215,159.07
• Airline Operating Agreement and Lease for United Airlines at Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport
• Temporary weight restriction for County Road 734 (Slate River Road)

The Commissioners approved a resolution amending the Gunnison County Housing Authority budget and the county appropriations for fiscal year 2026. They also approved a $25,000 temporary services contract with the City of Gunnison, allocated up to $2,000 for Hartman Rocks cleanup hats, and approved a townhome plat for Mammoth View Properties. Additional approvals included a letter of support for the T‑Mobile Hometown Grant and several consent‑agenda items.

• Approved FY 2026 budget amendment (Resolution 2026-14) – unanimous
• Approved temporary $25,000 contract with City of Gunnison (Resolution 2026-003) – unanimous
• Allocated up to $2,000 for Hartman Rocks Cleanup hats – unanimous
• Approved townhome plat LUC-25-00035 for Mammoth View Properties – unanimous
• Approved letter of support for Gunnison Chamber T‑Mobile Hometown Grant – unanimous
• Approved consent agenda liquor licenses for Three Rivers Smokehouse and Taylor Park Marina – unanimous
• Approved multiple county contract items (items 1‑16 on consent agenda) – unanimous
• Approved $4,000 GV‑HEAT partnership agreement – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will vote on a resolution to amend the Gunnison County Budget for Fiscal Year 2026 and the accompanying appropriation resolution. The agenda also includes review of several grant applications, contracts, and agreements such as a transportation grant, a substance‑abuse grant, a stewardship memorandum, design‑build change orders, and a law‑enforcement equipment quote. Additional items include County Manager reports and public comment.

• Colorado Department of Transportation Grant Application – Gunnison County Youth Impaired Driving Prevention – $176,909.70
• Public Service Grant Agreement – City of Gunnison – Gunnison County Substance Abuse Prevention Project – $6,200
• Memorandum of Understanding – Gunnison County and National Forest Foundation – Stewardship Coordinator Position – $125,000
• ConsensusDocs 495 – Design‑Build Change Order 1, 2, & 3 – Facilities – $632,796.73
• Quote Q-813-232-46079AP – Axon Enterprise, Inc – Sheriff’s Office – $215,159.07

The Commissioners unanimously approved the consent agenda items, including two alcohol beverage licenses and a $25,000 temporary housing contract. They also adopted Resolution 2026-14, amending the FY2026 county budget and appropriation. Additional unanimous actions included a $2,000 allocation for Hartman Rocks cleanup hats, approval of a townhome plat for Mammoth View Properties, and a letter of support for the T‑Mobile Hometown Grant program.

• Approved consent agenda items (including two liquor licenses) – unanimous
• Approved Resolution 2026-14 amending FY2026 budget and appropriation – unanimous
• Allocated up to $2,000 from discretionary funds for Hartman Rocks Cleanup hats – unanimous
• Approved townhome plat LUC-25-00035 for Mammoth View Properties LLC – unanimous
• Approved letter of support for Gunnison Chamber’s T‑Mobile Hometown Grant – unanimous
• Approved Housing Authority budget amendment Resolution 2026-003 – unanimous
• Recognized $25,000 temporary contract between City of Gunnison and Housing Authority – unanimous
• Approved local liquor licensing for Three Rivers Smokehouse and Taylor Park Marina – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to hear updates from the County Sheriff, the Gunnison County Library District, the Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Committee with the National Forest Foundation, and the Gunnison Valley Health Board of Trustees. No formal action can be taken on any item. Packet materials will be posted on the county website before the meeting.

• Quarterly Sheriff Update
• Gunnison County Library District Update
• Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Committee (STOR) & National Forest Foundation (NFF) Update
• Gunnison Valley Health Board of Trustees Update

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to adopt the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code and amend the county Land Use Resolution. The agenda also includes resolutions for ATV, OHV, and UTV use on Somerset roads, historic landmark designations for Hartman Castle and Crystal townsite buildings, and land‑use change approvals for a lot cluster and a boundary line adjustment. A separate Housing Authority meeting will consider delegating contract authority and ratifying a $12,200 service agreement with Richey, May & Co, LLP. Additional items cover appointments, climate‑action support, and public comment.

• Public hearing to adopt Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code and amend the Land Use Resolution
• Resolution authorizing ATV, OHV, and UTV use on certain County Roads in Somerset
• Ratification of service agreement with Richey, May & Co, LLP for $12,200
• Land‑use change approvals: Lot Cluster LUC‑25‑00025 (Matt and Dana Wise) and Boundary Line Adjustment LUC‑24‑00011 (Hartman Castle)
• Historic landmark designation for Hartman Castle at 279 County Rd 50, Gunnison

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will consider adopting a new wildfire resiliency code and amending land use rules during a public hearing. The agenda also includes resolutions to designate two historic sites as landmarks and approve various contracts and grants.

• Resolution adopting 'Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code' and amending Land Use Resolution
• Resolution designating Hartman Castle and Crystal Townsite buildings as historic landmarks
• Resolution authorizing ATV, OHV, and UTV use on county roads in Somerset
• Professional Services Agreement with Raymond Alspach for Facilities ($60,000)
• Grant award for Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport ($525,000)

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will meet to review applications for a townhome development and a subdivision filing, as well as an amendment to the Land Use Resolution regarding solid fuel burning devices. The meeting will include the approval of prior minutes and a period for public comments.

• Work Session: Dos Rios Village (24 townhomes at 37764 W. Highway 50)
• Work Session: Barkman Subdivision Filing No. 2 (18.81 acres)
• Work Session: Solid Fuel Burning Device LUR Amendment
• Approval of February 5, 2025, Planning Commission Minutes
• Unscheduled Citizens period for public comments

Gunnison-Hinsdale Board of Human Services

The Board will approve the minutes from the December 16, 2025 meeting, receive a draft of upcoming meeting topics, and hear updates on child support services and on the Human Services Model proposal and related legislation. No specific actions are listed beyond discussion and information sharing. The next meeting is scheduled for April 21, 2026.

• Approve minutes from the December 16, 2025 meeting
• Review draft topics for the 2026 Board meetings
• Child Support Services (CSS) overview and update
• Human Services Model proposal update
• Current status on key human‑services bills

The board approved the December 16, 2025 meeting minutes with a unanimous vote. The board agreed to the proposed 2026 draft meeting topics and made no additional changes. No other formal actions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved December 16, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 draft meeting topics (no changes)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will vote on a resolution authorizing ATV, OHV, and UTV travel on designated county roads in Somerset. They will also act on a lease‑purchase agreement for Caterpillar equipment valued at $637,445.82 and approve an amendment to the airport contract for $871,352. Additional items include several county aid agreements, professional services contracts, and routine financial reports.

• Resolution authorizing ATV, OHV, and UTV use on certain county roads in Somerset, Colorado
• Resolution to lease, purchase, and/or finance Caterpillar equipment – Quote 290695, $637,445.82
• Amendment No. Six to contract dated Sep 29, 2022 with Jviation, A Woolpert Company, LLC for Gunnison‑Crested Butte Regional Airport, $871,352
• County Aid Agreements: Gunnison Conservation District $10,000; Gunnison Valley Animal Welfare League $12,000; Gunnison Valley Health Foundation $11,500
• Professional Services Agreement with Souder, Miller & Associates, Inc. for Public Works, $59,820

The commissioners unanimously approved a liquor license for SkyhighColorado LLC DBA Nugget Café. They also approved a consent agenda that includes an $871,352 airport contract amendment, multiple county aid agreements, and several professional‑services and grant items totaling about $1 million. The February 3 meeting minutes were approved unanimously. The abatement hearing on the Gunnison Secure Storage property was continued with no final decision recorded.

• Approved liquor license #03‑13185 for SkyhighColorado LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Housing Authority consent agenda, including $5,700 proposal (unanimous)
• Approved February 3, 2026 Board minutes (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items: $871,352 airport contract amendment, $16,500 Magellan Services, $21,241.13 CPW grant, $637,445.82 Caterpillar equipment lease/purchase, and multiple county aid agreements (unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with Souder, Miller & Associates for $59,820 (unanimous)
• Approved professional services extension with Vaisala Inc. for $10,670 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution on open fire bans and restriction stages (unanimous)
• Abatement hearing on property tax petition continued; no decision made

Gunnison County Housing Authority

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will consider a resolution authorizing ATV, OHV, and UTV travel on designated county roads in Somerset. Several consent‑agenda items will be approved, including a $637,445.82 lease‑purchase for Caterpillar equipment, a $59,820 professional services contract, and multiple county‑aid agreements. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a tax abatement/refund petition for Gunnison Secure Storage LLC covering tax years 2023 and 2024.

• Resolution to authorize ATV, OHV, and UTV use on certain Somerset County roads
• Lease‑purchase agreement for Caterpillar equipment, $637,445.82 (Public Works)
• Professional Services Agreement with Souder, Miller & Associates, Inc., $59,820 (Public Works)
• County Aid Agreements: Gunnison Conservation District $10,000; Gunnison Valley Animal Welfare League $12,000; others
• Hearing on petition for tax abatement or refund for Gunnison Secure Storage LLC, Property Tax Years 2023 & 2024

The Board unanimously approved a liquor license for SkyhighColorado LLC DBA Nugget Café (License #03‑13185) for one year. It also approved the consent agenda, which included multiple aid agreements and service contracts. The most significant action was the approval of a $637,445.82 Caterpillar equipment lease/purchase for Public Works.

• Approved liquor license for SkyhighColorado LLC DBA Nugget Café (License #03‑13185) – unanimous
• Approved Housing Authority consent agenda – unanimous
• Approved County Commissioners consent agenda (multiple aid agreements and contracts) – unanimous
• Approved Amendment No. Six to Airport contract with Jviation, $871,352 – unanimous
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with Souder, Miller & Associates, $59,820 – unanimous
• Approved Caterpillar equipment lease/purchase, $637,445.82 – unanimous
• Approved County Aid Agreement for Gunnison Conservation District, $10,000 – unanimous
• Approved County Aid Agreement for Gunnison Country Food Pantry, $14,000 – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold interviews to fill two one‑year alternate positions on the Planning Commission. It will also hear updates from the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservation District, the Colorado River Water Conservation District, and a roundtable on HB 1177. An update from the Gunnison County Metropolitan Recreation District will be presented. No formal actions can be taken during this work session.

• Interviews for two Planning Commission alternate positions (one‑year terms)
• Upper Gunnison River Water Conservation District regular update and U.S. Bureau of Reclamation proposed post‑2026 operating guidelines for Lake Powell and Mead
• Colorado River Water Conservation District update
• HB 1177 roundtable update
• Gunnison County Metropolitan Recreation District update

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a legislative review of draft amendments to the Land Use Resolution regarding new short-term rental license regulations. The meeting also includes a training session with the County Attorney and the seating of new members.

• LUC-26-00005: Legislative review of draft amendments for Short Term Rental (STR) License regulations
• County Attorney Training work session
• Appointment of the Chair and Vice Chair
• Seating of new members

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a consent agenda that includes license renewals, committee appointments, and several contracts. Notable contracts are a $287,800 professional services agreement with Mead & Hunt, Inc., and a $668,484 Colorado Counties Casualty and Property Pool Agreement. The meeting also includes land‑use change applications for a lot cluster (LUC‑25‑00044) and a townhome plat (LUC‑25‑00048), and a discussion of potential upcoming legislation. An executive session will be held for legal advice on property claims.

• Alcohol Beverage License #03‑15949 renewal for The Wooden Spoon LLC (effective 3/7/2026‑3/7/2027)
• Special Event Liquor Permit 1‑2026 for Crested Butte Mountain Educational Radio Inc. on 3/9/2026 & 3/10/2026, 3 pm‑11 pm
• Professional Services Agreement with Mead & Hunt, Inc. for Public Works, $287,800, renewed monthly starting 2/3/2026
• Colorado Counties Casualty and Property Pool Agreement for Partially Self‑Funded Program, $668,484, effective 1/1/2026‑12/31/2026
• Land Use Change Applications: Lot Cluster LUC‑25‑00044 (Affinati) and Townhome Plat LUC‑25‑00048 (O’Neal)

The Board unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included professional services and consulting agreements totaling over $380,000. It also approved the lot‑cluster proposal (LUC‑25‑00044) and the townhome plat (LUC‑25‑00048). The commissioners discussed several pending state bills but took no formal action on them.

• Approved consent agenda items, including Mead & Hunt professional services agreement ($287,800) (unanimous)
• Approved consulting services agreement with Gunnison Conservation District ($12,000) (unanimous)
• Approved subcontractor agreement for Jail Based Behavioral Services ($79,782.50) (unanimous)
• Approved Emergency and On‑Call Water and Wastewater Services trade contractor agreement (unanimous)
• Approved lot‑cluster proposal LUC‑25‑00044 (unanimous)
• Approved townhome plat LUC‑25‑00048 (unanimous)
• Approved Low Income Senior Dental Grant application ($3,000) (unanimous)
• Approved Colorado Counties Casualty and Property Pool Agreement ($668,484) (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. The session will include discussions on Colorado Communities for Climate Action, an update on Mt. Emmons and water quality standards in Lower Coal Creek, and a discussion of wildfire requirements for new development. No formal action can be taken during this work session.

• Colorado Communities for Climate Action Discussion
• Mt. Emmons and Water Quality Standards in Lower Coal Creek Update
• Wildfire Requirements for New Development Updates Discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider street vacation requests in Irwin and Marble and a resolution to deny a sketch plan for the Starview Subdivision. The meeting also includes several contract approvals and board appointments.

• Public hearing for street vacation of 11th Street in Irwin and Lot Cluster LUC-25-00037
• Public hearing for street vacation of Agate Drive and pedestrian easement in Marble
• Resolution denying the sketch plan for LUC-22-00028 Starview Subdivision
• Grant agreement for Kapushion Spehar Wetland Acquisition and Conservation Project for $350,000
• Stop Loss Product contract with HCC Life Insurance Company for $618,500

The commissioners approved a $350,000 grant agreement with the Gunnison Valley Land Preservation and Crested Butte Land Trust for the Kapushion Spehar Wetland Acquisition and Conservation Easement Project. They also appointed Commissioner Laura Puckett Daniels as the lead designee for three state‑level committees and named Planning Director Hillary Seminick as the county’s designee to the Colorado Department of Energy and Carbon Management Commission. Additionally, the board denied a waiver of standards request, and approved street‑vacation and lot‑cluster resolutions, all by unanimous vote.

• Approved $350,000 grant for Kapushion Spehar Wetland Acquisition (unanimous)
• Appointed Commissioner Laura Puckett Daniels as lead designee for CCI, CCAT, and Water Quality & Quantity (unanimous)
• Appointed Planning Director Hillary Seminick as Local Government Designee to Colorado Department of Energy and Carbon Management Commission (unanimous)
• Denied waiver of standards request for Hunter Family Real Estate parcel (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026-1 vacating portion of 11th Street in Irwin (unanimous)
• Approved Lot Cluster LUC-25-00037 (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss short-term rental licensing regulations and a road and bridge ballot initiative. The meeting also includes interviews for four vacancies on the Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Committee. As a work session, no formal action can be taken.

• Interviews for four Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Committee vacancies
• Discussion on Short Term Rental Licensing Regulation
• Discussion on Road and Bridge Ballot Initiative

Planning Commission

The Gunnison County Planning Commission will hold a joint public hearing to consider a major subdivision project that would create 107 residential lots on a 96-acre parcel.

• Public hearing for Starview Subdivision (LUC-22-00028)
• Proposed 107 residential lots (83 single-family, 24 deed restricted)
• Project located at Highway 135 and Cement Creek Rd
• Approval of December 18, 2025, meeting minutes
• Unscheduled Citizens period for public comments

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will designate its 2026 leadership and fill numerous vacancies across various county boards and committees. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a liquor license and the review of several service contracts and grant applications.

• Public hearing for Colorado Liquor Retail Application: Burts LLC dba The Cabin at 207 Elcho Ave, Crested Butte
• Airline Operating Agreement and Lease of Airport Facilities with American Airlines (1/1/2026 to 12/31/2030)
• Grant application for Colorado Opioid Abatement Council for Health and Human Services: $748,993.33
• Trade Contractor Agreement with GeoStabilization International, LLC for Public Works: $267,000
• Airport Services Agreement with Jackalope Services LLC dba Bethany J Montlary: $80,000

The Board voted unanimously to keep Laura Puckett Daniels as Chair and appoint Liz Smith as Vice‑Chair for 2026. Commissioners were appointed to a long list of county boards and committees, including the 7th Judicial Community Corrections Board, Board of Adjustment, and Library Board of Trustees. The consent agenda items, the new agenda posting locations, the CCI proxy appointment, and the Sunhouse Townhomes replat were also approved unanimously.

• Laura Puckett Daniels continued as Chair (unanimous)
• Liz Smith appointed Vice‑Chair (unanimous)
• Multiple commissioners appointed to county boards and committees (unanimous)
• Consent agenda items approved, including airport lease and several grant agreements (unanimous)
• Agenda posting locations set to online and bulletin board (unanimous)
• Assistant County Manager Joni Reynolds appointed as CCI proxy (unanimous)
• Sunhouse Townhomes LUC‑25‑00010 replat approved (unanimous)
• December 2025 special meeting minutes approved (unanimous)