Join us for the 2023 Town Picnic! This community favorite is back on October 7 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Recreation Center.Join us for the 2023 Town Picnic and celebrate community togetherness with your neighbors, friends, and fellow Villagers! Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 7, and head over to the Snowmass Village Recreation Center pool deck between 12:00 noon and 2:00 p.m. The Town of Snowmass Village is excited to provide a delectable spread, including burgers, hot dogs, and a delicious vegetarian option. Participants are encouraged to bring sides for attendees to share. As a special treat, we're offering complimentary, all-day access to the entire recreation center! This event is open to all members of our community. We encourage everyone to seize this opportunity for a fantastic day at the Snowmass Village Recreation Center. For more information, please visit tosv.com.
|
|
|
|
Parks, Recreation & Trails Fall NewsletterA guide to all Town of Snowmass Village Recreation-related items for the fall of 2023
Fall updates, membership specials, adult and youth programs, Parks and Trails, and more can be found in the fall newsletter. Check it out.
Parks, Recreation & Trails Fall Newsletter
|
|
|
|
Fall CompostingCompost Your Fall Leaves
As autumn arrives, the Town of Snowmass continues its tradition of offering our residents a generously-sized container for grass and leaves. We are pleased to announce that the container is now ready for use. In light of the ongoing construction at the Rodeo Grounds, the composting bin designated for fallen leaves has been relocated to the area behind Town Park Station bus depot (located near the electric vehicle (EV) charging stations). The bin will remain in place until the weather permits. This composting bin is for fall leaves ONLY!
Details
|
|
|
|
|
|
2023 Rider Survey Now AvailableHelp improve the Village Shuttle Service by providing feedback. The Town of Snowmass Village values your input, and we are eager to use the information collected from this survey to gain a deeper understanding and make well-informed decisions regarding our ridership. We genuinely appreciate your feedback, and we are enthusiastic about our commitment to continually enhance our service for you, our valued riders, in the future. More information and link to the survey |
|
|
|
|
|
Community Flu Shot Clinic Tuesday, Oct. 24thTuesday, October 24th from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Town Hall Council Chambers Community Health Services will again host a seasonal flu shot clinic in Snowmass Village at Town Hall. Be sure to bring your ID, and insurance information, and wear short sleeves. - High-dose Flu Vaccine(for 65+) covered by Medicare, or $75.00
- Traditional Flu Vaccine- $35
|
|
|
|
Make a difference in your community by applying for Town Boards and Commissions.At the Town of Snowmass Village, we highly value and actively promote citizen engagement in our local government processes. One excellent avenue for community members to get involved is by serving on a volunteer board. Snowmass Village boasts 10 distinct boards and commissions, each playing a vital role in shaping our community. Keep an eye on this website for announcements about upcoming vacancies on these boards. We invite you to harness your expertise and passion to make a meaningful contribution to our vibrant community. Online Application
|
|
|
|
|
|
2023-2024 Parking Permits On SalePermit Parking Enforcement Begins Thanksgiving Day Resident parking passes go on sale starting in October. Employers in Snowmass Village may be eligible for lot-specific parking permits to issue to employees. Contact the Transportation Office to see if your business qualifies. Find the latest details, rates, and more information online by following the link below: |
|
|
|
Mountain View Renovations Near Completion The Housing Department has been busy over the past 18 months renovating and updating the Mountain View Housing complex. This 92-unit workforce housing was built in 1990 and offers affordable studios and 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments in nine buildings. The Housing Office is also located in Mountain View. There have been no major renovations since the property was built 33 years ago. The buildings have all received significant exterior upgrades. New siding has transformed the look of the buildings to resemble townhouses and has replaced the old deteriorated wood siding with new composite board, stucco, specialized wood, and corrugated metal. All original windows and doors have been replaced to provide energy savings and better ventilation and airflow. Ventilation has also been added throughout the buildings and to each bathroom, and loose-fill insulation has been blown into each attic. The walkways have been tightened and painted, and all deteriorated exterior wood has been replaced. Rehabilitating occupied apartments is difficult under the best of circumstances, and we have been fortunate to have Rudd Construction as our partner on this project. We also want to recognize the partnership of CORE, which provided incentives to increase the buildings’ energy efficiency. All work will be substantially completed by Thanksgiving. Come up to Deerfield Drive and see what we have been up to!
|
|
|
|
Saving Energy in Snowmass Recently, CORE granted $50,000 to retrofit the 'Green Goddess' complex at 250 Carriage Way, enhancing its building envelope for greater energy savings. Just as a wool shirt, puffy jacket, and rain shell can regulate your body's temperature, the proper combination of layers in a building's envelope, like insulation, roofing, and windows, can result in up to 15% in energy savings. Apply for up to $50,000 in funding for your energy-saving project on CORE's website by October 25. Since 1994, CORE has been a driving force for climate action, cutting greenhouse gas emissions in our valley. This year, it has already supported more than 140 buildings to boost energy efficiency, including a project with the Town of Snowmass Village. https://www.aspencore.org/
|
|
|
|
Back to SchoolStop for the School Bus. It's the Law. School is back in session, and the Snowmass Village Police Department watches school buses closely to ensure our children stay safe. Please make sure you do your part, too by driving safely and following the law. Not stopping for a school bus can result in a fine and a penalty of up to six (6) points against your license.
On a two-lane road without a separated median, traffic in both directions is required to stop for the bus. Traffic should begin to stop when the bus lights flash yellow. Traffic must remain stopped while the flashing red lights on the bus are present. Please take a minute and stop for the school bus. You can find details on the school bus stopping law in the Colorado Drivers Handbook.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share via Email
