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Road Construction in Town
May 9^th – May 11^th
Fall Lane will be closed during the day for a water line project. For more information, call SWSD at (970) 618-9180.

May 14^th – mid-June
Brush Creek Road (from Hwy 82 to the round-about) will begin its chip seal project on May 14^th. Work includes installation of drainage enhancements, fixing guardrail, and asphalt patching. Delays at ten minutes or less.  All work complete by mid-June, weather permitting. For more information, call Pitkin County at (970) 920-5206.

May 21^st – May 25^th
Brush Creek Road closed at 20 mph turn – day and night closure to repair road from waterline break. Local access for traffic; All other traffic will be diverted onto Highline and Owl Creek. The Fire District would like residents of Horseranch, the Crossings and Rodeo Place to know that emergency services/response could be delayed by 1 to 2 minutes. For more information, call SWSD at (970) 618-9180.

Fire Ban in Effect!
The Pitkin County Sheriff has imposed open fire restrictions due to the unseasonably warm weather and lack of moisture. The fuel moisture content of trees, grass and brush is significantly low and at risk of a devastating fire. The health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Pitkin County require that the use of open fires, equipment, and explosives be regulated in order to prevent wildfires under existing conditions. Click here for all the information.

Snowmass Specific Fire Ban Information
Click here to read a letter from John Mele, Snowmass-Wildcat Fire Marshal. Please call the Snowmass-Wildcat Fire Protection District at 923-2212 for a free wildfire assessment of your home’s ability to survive a wildfire.

Construction Season Has Begun
A major redevelopment of the Silvertree and Wildwood properties will be taking place all Spring/Summer of 2012. To stay "in the know" on all that’s happening, please click here to sign up for our contruction email blasts.
To view the Construction Management Schedule click here.

Wild At Heart Book Now Available!

The newly updated and award-winning Snowmass Village: Wild at Heart books are available throughout the Valley!  This wonderful book, unique to our Town and written by local Janis Lindsey Huggins, is a beautifully photographed and comprehensive field guide to plants, birds and mammals throughout Snowmass, Aspen and the Rocky Mountains.  

Celebrate Snowmass Village!
The documentary film celebrating 40 years of skiing and 30 years of community has arrived!
Call the Town at 970.923.3777 to get your copy today.

Snowmass Village is a  thriving community located in Western Colorado at over 8,100 feet in elevation Snowmass Village is nestled within the millions of acres that make up the Snowmass Maroon Bells Wilderness Area and the West Elk Mountain Range.

As part of our efforts to keep the community well informed on this site you will find details on town projects, town council agendas, departments services, forms and applications. Whether you’re looking for upcoming events, announcements, or contact emails, you will find it here. We are always looking for ways to reach out to our constituents. Please let us know how we can better serve you.

In accordance with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Town of Snowmass Village does not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, color, national origin, or gender. For more information about these statutes, or to file a complaint, please contact TOSV’s designated Disability Rights and Title VI coordinator at 970.923.3777. Information in non-English alternative formats may also be obtained. Individuals will be permitted to use service animals as defined within the Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines, if necessary.