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03/06/2023

Well there you have it! I received my final confirmation to attend VP Harris’s visit in Arvada to hear about the Administration’s historic investments to tackle the

01/29/2023

The official 2023 City of Gunnison budget document is available on the website.

Take a moment and look at what the City has planned for 2023!

https://www.gunnisonco.gov/Departments/Finance/Financial%20Reports%20&%20Budgets/Budgets/2023%20City%20of%20Gunnison%20Budget.pdf

Photo credit: Matt Burt Photography

01/28/2023

Keep it coming and help fill those reservoirs [ By Mark Reaman ] It is too early to draw definitiv

10/14/2022

10/13/2022

Yesterday’s Hill visit advocating for improving for mobile home residents, with Jasmin Ramirez Roaring Fork School Board VP & her son with our team

10/11/2022

CITY ARMED WITH ‘STRONG AND RESILIENT’ WATER RIGHTS

The risk of water curtailments throughout the state is growing as the Upper and Lower basin states continue to negotiate a way to deal with extensive drought conditions along the Colorado River — a system under significant stress as the West dries up.

On Sept. 27, the City of Gunnison’s water attorney, Jennifer DiLalla, provided council with an update on the standings of its water rights. She focused on the city’s preparedness to maintain water security as Colorado discusses how it will handle a potential “compact call,” which could reduce the water supply of more junior users throughout the state. The Colorado River Compact is a 1922 agreement allocating water use rights between basin states.

While the Lower Basin states of Nevada, Arizona and California are already dealing with compact-related reductions to their water use to boost the levels of Lake Powell, the Upper Basin states of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico, have not yet been faced with a compact call. A call would result from the Upper Basin’s inability to meet its delivery obligations to the Lower Basin, requiring water cuts upstream to make up for the deficit.

Read the full story here: https://www.gunnisontimes.com/articles/city-armed-with-strong-and-resilient-water-rights/

10/11/2022

Reducing the stigma associated with talking about mental health is a key component for normalizing these conversations! When a farmer or ranchers equipment is not working just right they troubleshoot the problem with their peers; if livestock are not thriving they find out why not; and they do so with out any stigma associated with seeking the help. When a neighbor needs help or is struggling financially or just struggling we offer help with no stigma associated, so asking for mental health help or talking about mental health should be the same. It’s ok not to be ok because some days are just harder than others as we’ve learned through the pandemic. Bring on the mental health themed bus 🚌

09/26/2022

Conserva y protégelos , protect & conserve them

09/19/2022

Attention owners of vehicles and toys parked on the north side of Butte Ave, across from the Gas Café between 6th and 7th Street: The Town requests that you move your vehicles/toys to a different location to give contractors better access for cleanup activities at the old Town landfill. No Parking signs have been posted, and vehicles have been tagged with warnings. Please move them before the Marshalls have to! Thanks for your help!

09/17/2022

Outdoor education programs are a great experience for our youth, especially for Latino(a)(x) students who might not otherwise experience a program like this! Support the Challenge, the Taylor Challenge!

My name is Molly Childerston, Mrs. Chili. I am the 8th grade English t… Molly Childerston needs your support for Support the Challenge, the Taylor Challenge!

09/16/2022

Mark your calendar for September 29th at 12PM Mountain Time! We've got a great lineup of experts together to discuss the economic and environmental benefits of the Advanced Clean Cars II rule for states across the country. See you then!

09/10/2022