The City of Gunnison City Council approved several agreements related to the city’s relationship with the Gunnison County Fire Protection District and their joint effort to construct a new fire station.
The Gunnison County Republicans held a Lincoln Day Fundraiser at Three Rivers Resort in Almont on Saturday, Aug. 1.
The City of Gunnison City Council approved a resolution establishing new insurance requirements for events on public property or in the public right-of-way at its July 28 meeting. City Clerk …
The Gunnison County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) approved the referral of a ballot measure for the Nov. 3 election that would impose a new 0.5 percent sales tax in the county to support road …
The City of Gunnison is seeking new partners for the management of the Campfire Ranch on the Taylor camping site near Almont following the unexpected dissolution of Campfire Ranch LLC, the city’s …
At a July 7 meeting, the Gunnison City Council unanimously adopted updates to the city’s nuisance ordinance, which introduce more clearly defined exemptions from noise restrictions for community …
For decades, Gunnison has relied on a system of shallow wells within town limits for its drinking water supply. However, this fall, construction starts on a major addition to this system; new …
Amid a wide-ranging discussion of legislative priorities with local implications – including data centers, sustainable outdoor recreation and taxes on vacant properties – the Gunnison Board of County Commissioners weighed the tradeoffs of sharing personal information through Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras.
Councilor Matt Schwartz opened Tuesday’s City Council meeting addressing the proposed legislative bills that have come up since the start of the year.
Come spring of 2026, Gunnison County will begin the undertaking of creating a major, multi-year plan that will lay ground rules for the future development of Gunnison Valley’s main thoroughfare: the Highway 135 corridor.
The City of Gunnison announced this week that it is rolling out significant updates to its sales tax administration and business licensing requirements, which take effect Jan. 1.
It was recently announced that construction on the workforce housing complex Whetstone Village was delayed, but officials remain hopeful that work may soon be able to resume pending approval from the Crested Butte Fire Protection District. Progress on the housing development had previously been halted due to some challenges with a subcontractor who is no longer on the project. Officials say measures have been taken to find work-arounds to the issues and that creative solutions are currently being discussed.
A flurry of agreements and approvals by Gunnison County Commissioners and Gunnison City Council on Tuesday has substantially reduced the regulatory friction faced by potential housing developers in the valley.
A hot topic of discussion as of late in the Gunnison Valley is the economy—how to revitalize the downtown Main Street storefronts, bolster incomes to match rising costs of living, and how to continue growing into an even more prosperous community. In the recent elections, many candidates focused on these issues as major platform points.
The City of Gunnison’s newly-drafted land development code (LDC) has reached another stumbling block in a process already eight months behind schedule. In spring of 2024, the city began …
In a strong turnout of nearly 50 percent, local voters sent a mixed message on election day regarding their willingness to accept property tax increases to fund construction of a new fire station. …
Gunnison City Council held a public hearing on Tuesday to present details of the proposed 2026 budget and to solicit comments from the public. As proposed, total city expenditures next year will …