Grant Funded Projects

The Intergovernmental Services Division works with City departments, regional coalitions, and community nonprofit organizations to develop and leverage funds for projects which meet the City Council's goals and objectives. IGS staff work on a wide variety of projects as assigned by the City Manager and City Council. Past projects have included open space, recreation, trails, transportation, telecommunications and economic diversification, historic preservation, public safety, early childhood care and education, and public works.

Open Space:
Yampa River System Legacy Project
Polumbus Property
Howelsen Hill Expansion

Historic Preservation:
Mesa School - Restoration
Legacy Ranch - Restoration
Centennial Hall aka Carver Power Plant
Depot
First National Bank Building (Rehder Building) Restoration
Routt County National Bank Building - Restoration
Community House (Historic Structure Assessment)

Transportation:
Stockbridge Multi-modal Center
Hybrid Bus
Transit Operations
Airport Wildlife Fencing

Recreation and trails:
Yampa River Core Trail
Emerald Park
Yampa River Recreation Area
Howelsen Hill Centennial Campaign (K38 Summer Ski Jump, Lighting)
Youth Sports Equipment and programs
Youth Scholarships
Seniors Program
Concrete Skatepark

Public Safety:
Mountain Fire Station
Wildland Interface Fire Engine
Bulletproof Vests
Seatbelt Campaigns
DUI Enforcement
Police Officers
Police Equipment
Firefighters
Firefighter Training
Ambulance and Equipment

Education:
First Impressions of Routt County
Early Childhood Care and Education Projects
Legacy Education Initiative

Energy Efficiency
Solar Water Heater
Energy Star New Homes Project

Telecommunications and Economic Diversification:
Northwest Colorado Beanpole Project