The board meeting included the approval of the consent calendar. Key presentations by the Treasurer's office highlighted the implementation of a property tax prepayment program and the launch of a new tax history dashboard designed to centralize and visualize property tax information for public access. The commissioners discussed the usability of this new tool, its potential for increasing government transparency, and the impact of recent legislative changes regarding school district assessment rates on local tax liabilities.
Aug 4, 2026
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The Board meeting included the approval of the consent calendar, specifically a resolution for the third amendment to the Community Development Block Grant. The Board also issued a proclamation celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Bear Creek Nature Center. Discussions focused on the center's legacy of environmental education, its commitment to accessibility and inclusion through programs like the Trailability initiative and the Visually Impaired Persons Trail, and the ongoing collaborative efforts between county leadership, volunteers, and local nonprofits to maintain natural and cultural resources for the community.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board meeting addressed several key agenda items, including the approval of a resolution to recognize federal revenue and appropriate expenditures for the Constitution Avenue and Peterson Road improvements project. The board also held discussions regarding the appointment of a planning commission member, addressing concerns about potential conflicts of interest. Additionally, public comments were heard concerning the long-term planning, land use, and infrastructure development projects, including concerns related to Furough Road.
Dec 16, 2025·Board meeting
Board Of County Commissioners Meeting
The meeting began with an invocation and the pledge of allegiance. Key discussions centered on the consent calendar, which involved the withdrawal of item 5K2. Significant public comment focused on the selection process for the Pikes Peak Library District Board of Trustees joint appointment committee (JAC), expressing concerns over lack of transparency, failure to utilize requested guidance regarding required trustee skills (like real estate and accounting expertise), and concerns about candidates like Austin Jurgensmire who allegedly lacked requisite knowledge. Commenters urged for a more open, collaborative process, contrasting current practices with other districts. Other financial and operational discussions included the library district's recent property purchases and expenditures, which commenters noted did not benefit the northwest area despite residents there still paying the mill levy. The board also received comments supporting recent library board decisions regarding property acquisition in economically distressed areas.
