The board meeting focused on financial disclosures, lodging tax education, and reviewing final reports for several FY2026 and FY2027 projects. Key action items included approving meeting minutes from April and May 2026, reviewing final reports for events such as the Alpine Mountain Days, Music in the Mountains series, America 250 celebration, and the Fourth of July fireworks. Additionally, the board considered out-of-cycle grant requests for audio-visual upgrades at the civic center and for the 2027 Music in the Mountains concert series, alongside motions to return unexpended grant funds to the board's account and reallocate funds for the FY2027 Groomer Grant.
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The Alpine Master Plan sets a clear direction for the Town of Alpine's growth and preservation over the next two decades, building on its strong sense of community, environmental stewardship, and creative energy. It serves as a roadmap for decisions concerning land use, housing, transportation, parks and open space, and economic development. The plan's mission is to guide the community's future by promoting a balanced mix of land uses, supporting attainable housing, protecting natural resources while allowing for responsible recreation, fostering a resilient economy, and ensuring Alpine remains a desirable place to live, work, and visit. The plan is grounded in extensive public engagement and integrates community priorities with regional initiatives.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Alpine Travel & Tourism Board Board Meeting
The board meetings covered various financial matters, including budget allocations for marketing and advertising. Key actions involved reviewing and approving grant funding for multiple local organizations, such as the Fire District, Arts Council, and various festival organizers. Several proposals for projects, including mural installations, trail grooming, and infrastructure improvements like trash receptacles and safety barriers, were discussed and voted upon. The board also reviewed financial disclosures and received updates on historical grant awards.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Alpine Town Council Regular Meeting
The council conducted public hearings for the Boardwalk II Lot 18 Annexation Petition, a Restaurant Liquor License application for Casa Mezcal, LLC, and the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 Amended Budget and Fiscal Year 2027 Budget. The council received presentations on a Safe Streets and Roads for All planning grant, including potential demonstration projects such as pedestrian crossings and a temporary roundabout. Other business included authorizing a restaurant liquor license, approving the first reading of an annexation ordinance, authorizing the implementation of US 89 road safety demonstration projects, adopting the FY 2026 amended budget and FY 2027 budget, and approving grant agreements for new generators for the Greys River Well and the Alpine Civic Center.
