Read on for the latest happenings and updates from the Town of Winter Park.
New this season, short-term rental owners are required to register their units before listing on VRBO, AirBnB or other similar sites, as outlined in the Short-Term Rental Policy. This new policy is similar to policies of most mountain communities throughout the state, and with Winter Park's growing size, it is important to regulate how many […]
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The Town is introducing a new program this year called The Short-Term Fix. This program aims to temporarily address some of the housing needs in our community by incentivizing short-term rental property owners to convert their properties into long-term leases (six or 12 months). The properties will be available to employees of local businesses, who […]
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There's been a lot going on lately in the Town, and we know you might have a few questions! We've put together a brief FAQ page to help you understand more about what annexation is and why it's happening. What are the steps for a new project in Winter Park? If the property proposed for […]
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You may have noticed a few changes at crosswalks along Highway 40 lately. We've recently installed three rapid repeating flashing beacon (RRFB) crosswalks. These beacons can increase pedestrian safety along the Highway 40 corridor by alerting drivers that someone is crossing the street. To use the crosswalks, press the button on the pole to activate […]
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Ongoing project: Vasquez Road will be down to one lane as Xcel continues to work on the gas main construction. Kings Crossing: Construction on Kings Crossing and the coinciding road closure has been delayed. Updates will be added to Facebook and the Town's website as they become available.
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Updated August 25, 2021 The Grand County Board of Commissioners supported Sheriff Brett Schroetlin’s recommendation and approved a resolution moving Grand County into Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, effective Thursday, August 26, 2021, at 12:01 a.m. The Commissioners’ decision is a collaborative effort between local fire districts, the Bureau of Land Management’s Kremmling Field Office, the […]
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