Due to snow and dangerous driving conditions in the Glenwood Canyon, The City of Aspen has postponed the free E-Waste Collection Event that was scheduled for Saturday, May 21, 2022 until Saturday, September 10, 2022. Read on...
The City of Aspen is proud to be organizing the 2022 4th of July parade and Community Village festivities with the designated theme “Aspen 4(th) All.” Read on...
The City of Aspen is extending the closure of the intersection of Spring Street and Cooper Avenue for approximately three weeks due to weather delays and unforeseen issues due to snowmelt under the sidewalk. Read on...
Aspen City Council instituted moratoria on residential building and short-term rental permits to allow for a period to evaluate current and future residential community development in Aspen. Follow the project for regular updates. Read on...
The City enters the second window of engagement in the effort to create a long-term strategy for the remodel and future programming of Aspen's Armory Hall. Community invited to take a questionnaire, participate in a focus group, and attend an Open House Read on...
Crews will reconstruct the roundabout as part of a larger mobility and safety improvements project on CO 82 between the Aspen Airport Business Center and the City of Aspen. Read on...
An emergency electrical repair requires the City to shut down power this morning to most of Aspen’s Downtown Core starting at 4 a.m. Traffic signals in the area will also be impacted. Power will be restored by 6 a.m. More information at aspen.gov. Read on...
The City of Aspen and Kids First are seeking proposals from qualified, licensed childcare providers interested in operating three classrooms at the Yellow Brick building in Aspen. Proposals are being accepted now through April 4. Read on...
The City of Aspen is seeking community input in the development of a long-term strategy regarding the remodel and future programming use of Armory Hall (Armory), located at 130 South Galena Street. Read on...
The City of Aspen and Kids First are seeking a qualified, licensed childcare provider to run an infant childcare business with space for 8 children. Read on...
Want to know where to get tested or vaccinated? Curious about when to wear a mask? Here's your connection to COVID-19 information and resources in Pitkin County and Aspen. Read on...
The City of Aspen is actively collecting feedback through January 26 on the Safety and Mobility in the Downtown Core project that will guide plans for a living lab proposed for summer 2022. Read on...
The City of Aspen is pleased to announce the application process for grant funding for community arts and culture, community programs, and health and human services grants is now open. Applications are being accepted now through January 7, 2022. Read on...
Aspen’s City Hall is on the move! City staff will begin moving into the community’s new City Hall, located at 427 Rio Grande Place, the week of November 8. Read on...
John Krueger, the City of Aspen’s Director of Transportation, is retiring on Dec. 31, 2021, after working for local government for more than 25 years. Read on...
The City of Aspen’s Parks and Open Space Department invites the community to celebrate the new Herron Park Playground opening on Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2021, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Herron Park, 108 Neale Avenue. Read on...
The City of Aspen is recruiting community volunteers to serve on its Grant Review Committees. Every year the City of Aspen awards up to $1.5 million in grants to nonprofits, arts & culture, and health & human service agencies that serve Aspen. Read on...
The City of Aspen Engineering Department will temporarily close the 4th Street bus stop and the sidewalk between 4th and 5th Streets on Main Street starting Monday, August 23 to address safety improvements. Read on...
The “Safety and Mobility in the Core” project is a vision for a safe, connected, and vibrant downtown core. We want to know about your experiences traveling in this area, share your input at www.aspencommunityvoice.com through August 13, 2021. Read on...
The City of Aspen is seeking community feedback on the renovation of the Iselin Tennis and Pickleball Courts. The City is taking feedback through early September via Aspen Community Voice at www.aspencommunityvoice.com/pickleball. Read on...
The City of Aspen and the Aspen Chamber Resort Association (ACRA) are soliciting community feedback on the annual 4th of July events in Aspen. Read on...
The City of Aspen is in a Stage 2 Water Shortage. With the US Drought Monitor declaring Pitkin County in "severe" and "extreme" drought conditions & local rivers running at lower than average flows, we as a community must work together to conserve Read on...
The Post Office Trail will be temporarily closed between Puppy Smith Street, Clark's Market, and the Red Brick Center for the Arts on Thursday, June 10, to conduct trail resurfacing and other maintenance work along the trail. Read on...
On May 31, we are hosting a progressive bike tour in celebration of Historic Preservation Month, Ride through Aspen and visit some of our most treasured landmarks. Read on...
Due to snow and dangerous driving conditions in the Glenwood Canyon, The City of Aspen has postponed the free E-Waste Collection Event that was scheduled for Saturday, May 21, 2022 until Saturday, September 10, 2022. Read on...
Celebrate free Community Health Day at the Aspen Recreation Center on Saturday, May 21 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. The day is meant to be a community event with a specific focus on mental and physical wellness. Read on...
May is Historic Preservation Month and in celebration, the City of Aspen will host “Spinning Through Time: A Progressive Bike Tour to Aspen’s Historical Landmarks”. The tour begins at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, May 31, 2022. Read on...
