Events

Maureen Shul, founder and first mayor of Castle Pines, and John Brackney, one of the founders of Centennial, on what the transition cost, how the roads and the county handoff went, and how much of what came afterward was theirs to decide. Full video recording available.

Two sessions for Niwot business owners on what incorporation would mean for a business here — the minimum wage, sales and use tax, land use and the Master Plan, and the roads. The full briefing deck is posted.

An educational briefing on what home rule incorporation means and how a charter is drafted, with Kevin Bommer of the Colorado Municipal League. Full video recording and presentation deck available.

A working review of the roads question with the Niwot Community Association — mileage, pavement condition, repair methods, and the cost of each funding model. Records the points both groups agreed on, and the model changes the meeting produced.

Consolidated notes and open questions from the budget and financial review workshop: roads, sales tax, mill levy, public safety, county services, and equity.

Notice announcing the updated financial materials from the February 27 workshop and the Committee statement “Recognizable to Itself.”

Video recording of the second public town hall, featuring updated findings, budget details, and community Q&A. Presentation slides included.

450 total attendance across in-person and online. Voluntary, non-binding survey results from 194 respondents.