Brush Creek Road Construction

Brush Creek Road Closed Beginning July 13th

The Snowmass Water and Sanitation District (SWSD) and Town of Snowmass Village (TOSV) are teaming up this summer to accomplish two major infrastructure maintenance projects on Brush Creek Road. During the week of July 13th, the SWSD will begin replacing the water line beneath Brush Creek Road, around 20 MPH curve (Phase 1). Afterwards, the Town will take over the next phase of the project to repave the road from Horse Ranch Drive to Sinclair Road (Phase 2). The two phases are expected to take approximately 8 weeks, and a detour will be in place for the duration of the project via Highline and Owl Creek Roads. The coordination of these two major projects will keep the anticipated impacts to a minimum.

We invite you to stay informed via the project website which can be found at tosv.com/projects. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to maintain our core infrastructure for the future of Snowmass Village.

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WE-cycle has Arrived

Two Bike Share Stations in the Town Park area

Road bikes, mountain bikes and now WE-cycles join the mix in Snowmass Village. WE-cycle’s new point to point Snowmass Village system made its debut on June 15 with the goal of providing an enhanced connection between the Club Commons residential neighborhood and the Rodeo Lot | Town Park RFTA bus stop designed to facilitate the use of multi-modal and public transportation.

The small bikeshare system is comprised of 15 shared bicycles and two stations, one at the Club Commons and one at the Rodeo Lot | Town Park station and provides a faster first/last mile commute to local bus services. Rides are free for up to 30 minutes and $0.50 per minute for each additional minute, a pricing structure intended to discourage recreational use of the bikes.

Signing up for a FREE Ride Pass is easy and takes just a few minutes. One can download the app Transit and then have access to the WE-cycles in Snowmass and to those at 44 more stations in both Aspen and Basalt. Learn more and read the full story by following the link below.

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Love a Local

$25 Gift Vouchers Delivered to 8,000 area Residents

Show your love to local businesses- eat, shop and play in Snowmass! If you have received a $25 Love A Local gift voucher consider it our invitation to enjoy some time in Snowmass Village. The program is simple: if you are a recipient of the $25 Love A Local gift voucher, please visit a participating restaurant, store or business in Snowmass Village by July 31, 2020 and present the voucher to receive up to $25 off your bill. (No cash value, no change given.) That’s it!

Find details and a list of participating businesses at Gosnowmass.com/love

Thank You

Virtual Town Clean Up Concludes with Real Impacts

COVID-19 couldn't stop the Snowmass Village community from the annual Town Clean Up. In total, 36 pictures were submitted for the Virtual Clean Up Day, and prizes purchased from local businesses were distributed to everyone that participated - thanks to Alpine Bank and the Snowmass Village Rotary Club, who contributed funds, helped organized, and participated in the event.

Thank you to all involved to make the virtual event possible, and a big thank you to those community members that were able to participate and help keep Snowmass Village beautiful.

5 Commitments of Containment

Business Guidance and Statistics Available Online

With a recent uptick in local COVID-19 cases, your vigilance and commitment to the five actions below remain crucial. A mask is required by law inside of any public place or business in Snowmass Village, and should also be worn outside when you are within 6' of others.

Additional information, business guidance, and the latest regional statistics are always available through Pitkin County at covid19.pitkincounty.com.

I will maintain six feet of distance from anyone not in my household
I will wash my hands often
I will cover my face in public
I will stay home when I am sick
I will seek testing immediately and self-report if I experience symptoms

Save Snowmass Village Restaurants

PTRAB Launches Fundraiser Campaign

Even though some part time residents might not make it to Snowmass Village this summer, that is not stopping them from supporting local businesses. The Part Time Resident Advisory Board (PTRAB) has raised over $19,000 to donate to local eateries impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more and contribute online.

Ice Cream Anti-Social

Free Ice Cream on the 4th of July

The Town of Snowmass Village is celebrating the 4th of July with our first-ever Ice Cream Anti-Social. We have a decorated truck, we have a patriotic playlist, we have thousands of ice cream treats, we have a route, and most importantly we have good humor!

Instead of meeting up for the traditional community celebration and concert, FREE ice cream delivery will occur throughout Snowmass Village neighborhoods then up to hotels.

Anti-Social Schedule...

2020 Census Remains Open

Can We Count on You?

If you haven't done so already, you still can complete your 2020 Census online, by phone, or by mail. It only takes a few moments of your time, and your response is kept highly confidential. The final population counts from the Census dictate billions of dollars in federal funding and political representation in Congress. Can we count on you?

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Helicopter Operations July 3rd

Big Burn Lift Replacement Project Ongoing

On Friday, July 3rd, Snowmass Village residents and guests should expect to hear and see a helicopter above Snowmass Mountain. The helicopter is being used for Aspen Skiing Company's project to replace the Big Burn lift. A helicopter will also be used later this summer for later phases of the project.

Happy Independence Day

Town Offices Closed Friday, July 3rd

Town staff will be unavailable this Friday, July 3rd in observance of the holiday, July 4th. Enjoy the holiday!