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Members
The 3-member Board of County Commissioners works to represent the interests of the citizens of Park County at local, state, and national levels. Commissioners are elected at large from 1 of 3 geographic districts for 4-year staggered terms.
District 1
Amy Mitchell
Email
Phone: 719-836-4210 Cell: 719-838-0340
District 2
Dick Elsner
Email
Phone: 719-836-4209
Cell: 719-839-0466
District 3
Ray Douglas
Email
Phone: 719-836-4211
Cell: 719-839-1698
Responsibilities
Colorado State Statutes designate counties to function as a service of the State and to serve as the legislative, policy making, and administrative body governing the unincorporated areas. The specific powers, authorities, and responsibilities of the Board of County Commissioners include the following:
- The responsibility to provide leadership to county operations through the adoption of the annual budget, which includes all departments, commissions, and other spending agencies funded by County appropriations
- The power to levy taxes, subject to State tax revenue limitations
- The authority to represent and manage the business and concerns of the County and to care for its property
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Park County Shooting Range Closed Until Mid-June
The Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife has temporarily closed the Park County Shooting Range located at 22535 County Road 15, Como, CO 80432, from May 15 until June 17, 2022 in order to provide road work and maintenance to the area. Read on... -
Evening with the Coroner
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Mountain Resource Center - Mobile Food Share
What is a Mobile Food Share? It is a place where people can come and help reduce food waste in our community by taking rescued food from our local grocery stores. Read on...