Cortez council requires five-foot sidewalks on new construction
A land use code update ends an exemption that let builders match older, narrower sidewalks and drops a rule that carports match the house.
City Hall, the county, roads and weather — what happened and why it matters.
A land use code update ends an exemption that let builders match older, narrower sidewalks and drops a rule that carports match the house.
Minutes from the September 14 meeting record unanimous votes on Phase 2 water financing, a downtown-to-residential rezoning and an easement. A trustee is stepping down October 1.
Too few Mancos students took the CMAS exams for the state to calculate a standard performance rating, for the fourth year running.
Dry conditions have pushed bears toward town in search of food, KSJD reported, and state wildlife officials are asking residents to lock up trash.
The City Council will consider adopting a 2026 Water System Master Plan and changing who can approve city spending, and holds a second reading on a historic designation.
Minutes from three recent Montezuma County commission meetings show the board declining an HR software purchase, approving nearly $4 million in July payables and postponing a land-use hearing.
Jadon Cruzan came back to conduct the Four Corners Community Band in the premiere of a piece built from the first melody he ever wrote.
Unincorporated Montezuma County and the Town of Dolores remain under bans dating to May, even as the San Juan National Forest, BLM and two tribes lifted theirs in mid-September.
Montezuma County says residents with questions about the latest solar facility proposal should go to the Planning Department, send written comments, or speak at the public hearing.
County commissioners host an informal session Monday, September 21, from 10 to 11:30 a.m., with County Emergency Manager Jim Spratlen on disaster preparedness.
Work began September 8 and is expected to wrap by the end of the month, weather permitting.
The city has openings on the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Public Arts Advisory Committee, and the Board of Adjustment and Appeals.
The free family festival runs noon to 6 p.m. with live music, food, breweries and kids' activities.
The Community Support Grant awards up to $5,000 to organizations serving Cortez; awards are announced in December.
The city's twice-yearly bulk pickup takes large items that won't fit in a Polycart. Household trash is not accepted.