Stage 1 Fire Restrictions are in effect for Gilpin County and the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests as of noon on 9/3/24. Learn more.

 
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For Immediate Release, August 19, 2024Contact: Cherokee Blake, PIO, 303-589-6007As I’m sure our community is aware, our admired Undersheriff, Tonia Kapke, lost her battle with cancer on August 6th this year. In light of this, I’m statutorily required to appointment a new Undersheriff.
September will be busy for Gilpin County Parks & Recreation! There are multiple events and capital projects scheduled. Saturday 9/7/24:
A reminder that applications are due by August 20, 2024, to request funding for 2025.The Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) approves annual budgets that may include funding for local nonprofit organizations and/or governmental entities that serve an important role in improving the quality of life for residents of Gilpin County. 

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Digital Accessibility Survey

Gilpin County is interested in how it's doing with creating accessible social media, web pages, and newsletters. Please complete a short survey to share your feedback.

If you would like to learn more about accessibility or would like to formally report an accessibility issue, please visit our Accessibility page, email access@gilpincounty.org, or call 303-515-4343. 
 

Stage 1 Fire Restrictions

Effective Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at 12:00 p.m.

images and descriptions of what is allowed and prohibited under Stage 1 fire restrictions

Read for more details on the Stage 1 restrictions.

 

September 2024 Gilpin Observer newsletter

 

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The Best Little County in Colorado

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Rich History

Gilpin County, located in the high country east of the Continental Divide some thirty-seven miles west of Denver, was established in 1861 as one of the original seventeen counties of the Colorado Territory.

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Scenic Beauty

While people, industries and fortunes come and go, the imposing beauty of the mountains along the Continental Divide provide daily inspiration for those drawn to Gilpin County.

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Limited Stakes Gaming

In 1990 a state-wide amendment passed that legalized limited-stakes gambling in Black Hawk and Central City. The initiative required that much of the proceeds from gambling would be provided to the Colorado State Historical Fund for Historic Preservation.

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Living in the High Country

The high country is not for the fainthearted when Mother Nature sends a 100-year snowfall. A three-footer of spring white rain is not uncommon. Gilpinites need to be ready for prime time in the high country.

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