Wednesday, August 3rd Weather
Showers and thunderstorm activity increases through the upcoming weekend. Flash flooding will be a possibility, especially over area burn scars.
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Ark-Valley Humane Society Announces August Matching Campaign
Ark Valley Humane Society has announced a matching campaign to make you donation go further.
Tuesday, August 2nd Weather
Showers and thunderstorms will again be likely today. Daily thunderstorm activity will continue through the end of the week and into the weekend.
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Colorado Cash Rebates Could Start Going Out This Week
TABOR checks for the Colorado Cash Back Rebate could start going out this week.
Draft Amendments Published for Module 1 of County Land Use Code Update
The Chaffee County Land Use Code Update project is seeking public input on proposed amendments for the first set of topics under review.
Monday, August 1st Weather
Daily showers and thunderstorms will continue this week and into the weekend. Heavy rainfall will lead to the possibility of flash flooding.
Sunday, July 31st Weather
Showers and thunderstorms will still be possible today but should be more isolated.
Saturday, July 30th Weather
Showers and thunderstorms will be likely today and tomorrow. The risk of flash flooding will be elevated, especially over area burn scars.
Poncha Springs Visitors Center Needs Volunteers
Poncha Springs Visitors Center is looking for volunteers.
CDC Lowers Chaffee County COVID-19 Level to ‘Medium’
The Center for Disease Control updated their Covid-19 Community Level Dashboard yesterday and Chaffee County has moved from High to the Medium level.
Chaffee Housing Authority’s Updated Housing Needs Assessment Details Scope of the Local Housing Crisis
To stabilize the Chaffee County workforce and keep up with future housing demands, 1105 new homes are needed over the next five years, according to the 2022 Housing Needs Assessment (HNA), recently adopted by the Chaffee Housing Authority.
Friday, July 29th Weather
Showers and thunderstorms will be likely today and tomorrow. The risk of flash flooding will be elevated, especially over area burn scars.
