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ELK FIRE UPDATE 7/14/26 - 12:00pm

July 14 – Noon
Elk Fire Update
Acres: 574 acres
Start Date: 7/9/2026
Containment: 0%
Cause: Lightning
Fuels: Timber (litter and understory)
Resources: 202 personnel are currently assigned to the fire.

Fire Information: (970) 299-5357

The Elk Fire, located north of Lake City, Colorado, has burned 574 acres in the Uncompahgre Wilderness and remains 0% contained. The incident is being managed by Wyoming Interagency Type 3 Incident Management Team 1.

Fire activity increased yesterday, with torching and active fire spread through heavy dead and down timber. Approximately 70–90% of the fuels in the fire area consist of dead trees, contributing to moderate fire behavior, including torching, short crown runs, and spot fires. Fire activity remained moderate overnight.
The fire continues to burn in remote, rugged wilderness terrain. Due to the fire's location, the inability to safely access it by ground, and the high risk associated with emergency extraction or medical evacuation, firefighters are using indirect suppression tactics around the perimeter of the fire. These tactics allow crews to work safely while establishing a secure containment footprint. Natural barriers, roads, and other strategic landscape features are being used to build fireline and protect values at risk. Firefighter safety remains the top priority.

Today:
• Division Alpha will assess opportunities to improve indirect fireline and protect values at risk.
• Division X-Ray will coordinate with aircraft to moderate fire behavior and limit fire spread.
• The Structure Protection Group, comprised primarily of engine crews, will continue structure assessments and protection efforts along Highway 149.
• Night Operations will assess fire activity near Highway 149, infrastructure, and structures.

Thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening, bringing the potential for outflow winds up to 50 mph. Moisture is expected to increase beginning today.
Smoke will become increasingly visible from the Lake City and Gunnison areas.
Closures and Evacuations: Forest Service Road 866 (Alpine Plateau Road) remains closed to the public due to fire operations.

Highway 149 remains open, but motorists should expect increased firefighter traffic and a reduced speed limit in the area. Please slow down and use caution when traveling through the incident area. There may be personnel set up on private property. Fire vehicles will be traveling in and out of Lake City.
PLEASE DO NOT STOP AT THE OPERATIONS SITE ALONG HWY 149 FOR ANY REASON.
On July 13, the Hinsdale County Sheriff's Office issued a GET READY (Green) evacuation notice for several evacuation zones due to the Elk Fire. This includes properties along Highway 149 from the Hinsdale County line to the Town of Lake City, as well as properties within Lake City and areas south, east, and west of town. Exact boundaries and addresses can be found on the Evacuation Map, available here: https://protect.genasys.com/search?z=10.524131248991646&latlon=38.189885317861666%2C-107.20766635760157

The Gunnison County Sheriff's Office has also issued a Pre-Evacuation Notice for evacuation zone GNN-220 in southern Gunnison County. This includes properties along Highway 149 north of the Hinsdale County line, south of the Whinnery Ranch gravel pit, and extending east and west to the National Forest boundaries.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed, as evacuation statuses can change rapidly. Updated evacuation information for Gunnison County is available at emergency.gunnisoncounty.org/elk-fire. Residents should also follow the Hinsdale County Facebook page for the latest evacuation and emergency information and can sign up to receive emergency notifications through the Hinsdale County Emergency Management website.
Elk Fire information boards are now located throughout Lake City, at the Country Store, Post Office, Bs Cabin and the Lake City Library. These boards will be updated daily with new information.
A fire information line has been established and will be staffed daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. That number is (970) 299-5357.

Fire updates will provided daily through email and on the Hinsdale County Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/hinsdalecountycolorado/ and Lake City locals Facebook page. The GMUG Forest Service Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/GMUG.NFwill also contain updates.
We will continue to provide updates as they become available while we work through this incident together.

Alexander Mulhall

Town of Lake City - Town Manager

Public Information Officer

970-944-2333

GET READY EVACUATION NOTICE 7/13/26 12:15pm

The Hinsdale County Sheriff has issued a GET READY Evacuation Notice (GREEN) for several evacuation zones in the Lake City area due to the Elk Fire. This includes properties along Highway 149 from the Hinsdale County line to Town of Lake City, as well as properties in Lake City and areas south, east and west of town.

The GET READY level of evacuation procedures is the green zones on the map link below. Exact boundaries and addresses can be found on the Evacuation Map, available here: https://protect.genasys.com/search?z=10.524131248991646&latlon=38.189885317861666%2C-107.20766635760157

Review the map now to get familiar with your zone.

GET READY (GREEN) means:

-That area is NOT under a BE ALERT (YELLOW) or Mandatory Evacuation (EVACUATE NOW! RED) order yet, but your area is at risk.

-Conditions may change quickly, and we need you to be prepared and ready in case a voluntary or mandatory evacuation is issued.

-If you require a longer time to evacuate due to medical issues, livestock needs, or other factors, we urge you to begin evacuation preparations immediately and leave as soon as possible.

Be Prepared:

Review your evacuation plan, assemble your Go Kit, and watch for emergency alerts. Preparedness information is available from Gunnison County here: www.emergency.gunnisoncounty.org/.

Be aware that fire and law enforcement personnel will be working in this area. Please give them the space they need to work safely and efficiently and obey any directives provided.

If you need to evacuate livestock or large animals such as horses, cattle, goats, swine, sheep, the Gunnison County Fairgrounds, located at 275 South Spruce St, Gunnison, CO 81230, has been set up as an evacuation location. Call 970-641-7660 if you are bringing animals. Mandatory vet checks will be conducted on all animals entering.

A fire information line has been established and will be staffed daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. That number is (970) 299-5357. Fire updates will provided daily through email and on the Hinsdale County Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/hinsdalecountycolorado/ and Lake City locals Facebook page. The GMUG Forest Service Facebook page also has updates: https://www.facebook.com/GMUG.NF

Alexander Mulhall

Town of Lake City Town Manager

Public Information Officer

970-944-2333

ELK FIRE UPDATE 7/13/26 10:23am

Acres: 488 acres Containment: 0%

Start Date: 7/9/2026 Cause: Lightning

Fuels: Timber (litter and understory), heavy logging slash

Resources: 275 total personnel including: 15 engines, 8 smokejumpers, 6 Repeller, 1 dozer, 1 Type 2 Fire Module, 3 Type 2 IA Crews, 2 Suppression Modules, 2 Taskforce Leaders, 1 Ambulance

Fire Information: (970) 299-5357

Yesterday, crews on the Elk Fire continued to utilize aviation resources to limit large runs and maintain moderate fire behavior. The fire progressed to the north and slightly east under yesterday’s weather conditions. Rappelers and smokejumpers worked along the western and southern portions of the fire to slow advancement toward the Elk Creek area. A wildland fire module (WFM) will be inserted today near Elk Creek to implement confinement strategies; WFM are self-sufficient, highly trained teams specializing in technical fire operations.

Today, hand crews are identifying opportunities along the 868 Road to use it as a barrier and engage in indirect confinement. Ground resources are assessing natural features and evaluating alternate containment lines throughout the fire area.

Structure assessments are underway along Highway 149. Reduced-speed signage has been implemented along the corridor and extended to Lake City. Travelers are asked to slow down and drive with headlights on to increase visibility and ensure safety.

Today’s weather over the Elk fire will be 63-68 degrees and partly cloudy with a chance of rain showers and a slight chance of evening thunderstorms. Patchy smoke is expected overnight, with smoke dispersal improving around 11 a.m. Gusty and erratic winds are anticipated this evening.

A public meeting regarding the Elk Fire will be held in Lake City, today, Monday, July 13th at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Lake City Community School, 614 Silver Street, Lake City. The meeting will be live streamed and available to anyone on the Hinsdale County Colorado Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1466174562215475/

On Sunday, July 12 at 5:17 PM, the Gunnison County Sheriff’s Office received a report of an aircraft supporting the Gold Mountain Fire that went down in the Silver Jack Reservoir. The pilot, who was the sole occupant, passed away as a result of the accident. Information and official updates will be provided through the Gunnison County Sheriff’s Office. We extend our deepest condolences to the pilot’s family, loved ones, and the Gold Mountain Incident Management Team during this difficult time.

NO DRONE ZONE: A temporary flight restriction is in place. A fire information line has been established and will be staffed daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. That number is (970) 299-5357.

Elk Fire Daily Update 7.13.26.pdf Elk Fire PIO Map 7.13.26.pdf

Alexander Mulhall

Town of Lake City Town Manager

Public Information Officer

970-944-2333

ELK FIRE PUBLIC MEETING 7/13/26 6:00pm

Good morning

There will be a Elk Fire Community Update meeting tonight, Monday, July 13 at Lake City Community School, from 6 – 7 p.m.

The meeting will be streamed live on the Hinsdale County Facebook Page. You DO Not need to have a Facebook account to view the meeting. Just tap “X” if it asks you to log in. Go to:

https://www.facebook.com/events/1466174562215475/

Alexander Mulhall

Town of Lake City - Town Manager

Public Information Officer

970-944-2333

ELK FIRE ACTIVITIES

July 12 – 3 pm

Lake City

Elk Fire information boards are now located throughout Lake City, at the Country Store, Post Office, Bs Cabin and the Lake City Library. These boards will be updated daily with new information.

Those traveling north of Lake City on Hwy 149 will see an increased presence of fire personnel. There may be personnel set up on private property. Fire vehicles will be traveling in and out of Lake City.

Forest Service Road 868 in Gunnison County, also known as the Alpine Plateau Road, will be closed for fire operations starting early next week. The Fire Management Team will be using the road for fire operations.

Hinsdale County issued a preparedness alert message this morning. It is important that everyone make and maintain an evacuation plan. As the Elk Fire continues to develop and grow, different areas of the county may become at risk, so everyone needs to stay alert and be prepared. Here are a few tips to help you prepare:

Have an evacuation plan for your family and animals.
Put together a go kit.
Create a checklist of valuables if you need to leave quickly.
Register for Hinsdale County Alerts to get emergency updates (https://hinsdale.genasys.com/portal/en).

We will continue to provide updates as they become available while we work through this incident together.

Alexander Mulhall

Town of Lake City Town Manager

Public Information Officer

970-944-2333

Elk Fire Update: July 12 – 10:30 am

Acres: 344 acres Containment: 0%

Start Date: 7/9/2026 Cause: Lightning

Fuels: Timber (litter and understory), heavy logging slash

Resources: 133 total personnel: 3 hand crews, 8 smokejumpers, 6 rappelers, 1 engine

Fire Information: (970) 299-5357

The Elk Fire, north of Lake City, Colorado, continues to burn in the Uncompahgre Wilderness with 0% containment. Heavy concentrations of dead timber (70-90%) combined with relative humidity in the teens, exceptional drought, and critical fuel moistures are contributing to torching, short crown runs, and spot fires. Spotting is occurring up to ¾ miles into heavy dead and down timber.

Today marks a change in how the fire is being managed. Due to the fire’s extremely remote location and the inability to reach the fire by ground, firefighters will shift to more indirect suppression tactics. The risk of snags and the inability to perform a ground extraction in the event of a medical emergency helped form this decision. Firefighter safety remains the top priority.

The incident remains under a full suppression strategy. Crews will use Potential Operational Delineation (POD) lines to help contain the fire. POD lines are large, pre-identified geographic features such as roads, rivers, and mountain ridges, that can be used as natural or constructed control lines during wildfire operations.

On the Alpha Division, crews will assess opportunities to prepare indirect fireline and improve protection for values at risk. On the X-Ray Division, firefighters will work with aircraft to help moderate fire behavior and slow the fire’s spread. A Structure Division will assess structures along the Highway 149 corridor and north of the fire.

Hinsdale County issues a preparedness alert message this morning. It is important that everyone make and maintain an evacuation plan. As the Elk Fire continues to develop and grow, different areas of the county may become at risk, so everyone needs to stay alert and be prepared. Here are a few tips to help you prepare:

Have an evacuation plan for your family and animals.
Put together a go kit.
Create a checklist of valuables if you need to leave quickly.
Register for Hinsdale County Alerts to get emergency updates (https://hinsdale.genasys.com/portal/en).

Weather today will be sunny to partly sunny, with highs near 70 degrees and 15-20% humidity. Winds will be from the southeast, shifting to the east at 8-12 mph, with gusts to 20 mph. Afternoon thunderstorms may produce gusty, erratic winds that could increase fire activity.

Smoke will remain visible from the Lake City and Gunnison areas.

NO DRONE ZONE: A temporary flight restriction is in place.

We will continue to provide updates as they become available while we work through this incident together.

Alexander Mulhall

Town Manager

Public Information Officer

970-944-2333

Elk fire Update - Be Prepared! 7/11/2026 9:00pm

Lake City

July 11 – 9 p.m.

Elk Fire Update

This morning the Wyoming Interagency Management Type 3 Team One assumed command of the Elk Mountain Fire, led by Incident Commanders Isaac Bayer and Matt Weakland. Located north of Lake City, the Elk Fire is estimated at 189 acres and is burning in the Uncompahgre Wilderness, approximately 2.5 miles west of Highway 149. The fire started naturally on July 9th by lightning.

Ground crews, helicopters and air tankers dropping retardant and water have been utilized over the past 2 days to try and contain the fire. Despite all of the resources working on the fire, containment continues to remain at 0%. Steep slopes, shifty winds and dead and downed trees are making the fire resist to the suppression efforts so far.

Hinsdale County and the Incident Management Team want to reiterate the importance of everyone making and maintaining an evacuation plan. As the Elk Fire continues to develop and grow, different areas of the county may become at risk, so everyone needs to stay alert and be prepared. Here are a few tips to help you prepare:

Have an evacuation plan for your family and animals.
Put together a go kit.
Create a checklist of valuables if you need to leave quickly.
Register for Hinsdale County Alerts to get emergency updates (https://hinsdale.genasys.com/portal/en).

The fire area is comprised of extremely remote wilderness, with zero ground access, resulting in the aerial insertion of firefighters. As relative risk is continually evaluated, Team One is committed to allocating firefighters in locations with the highest probability of success and risk assumed is aligned with the threat to critical values.

Fire activity remained active, with burning in heavy dead and down fuels, isolated torching, short crown runs, and spotting observed up to ¼ mile ahead of the main fire. Increased smoke was visible throughout the day as fire activity intensified. There are currently 133 personnel assigned to the incident, with additional resources ordered to support suppression efforts and will likely be visible within the Gunnison and Lake City areas.

The top priority remains the safety of firefighters and the public. Frequent and effective communication will be the expectation of Team One. We sincerely thank the citizens and Agency Officials that reside in Hinsdale and Gunnison Counties for their support and patience as best management practices are implemented on the Elk Fire.

We will continue to provide updates as they become available while we work through this incident together.

Elk Fire Update 7/10/26

Lake City – 9 a.m.

The Elk Fire on the upper edge of Hinsdale County is now estimated to be between 20 and 30 acres. The fire is burning in the Uncompahgre Wilderness, located between the Elk Creek and Little Elk Creek drainages, approximately 3.5 miles west of Highway 149. The fire is approximately 7 miles north west of Lake City.

The fire was first reported at 9:45 a.m. on July 9. Since then, the Forest Service has been working to contain the fire. Fire personnel inserted six rappelers and seven local firefighters to conduct direct suppression efforts. An additional 20‑person crew is scheduled to arrive this morning to support containment operations and a Type 3 Incident Management Team has been ordered.

“During suppression efforts yesterday, the forest service used every available resource to try and keep the Elk Fire as small as possible,” said Hinsdale County Emergency Manager Phil Graham. “Helicopters, single engine air tankers, large air tankers and numerous ground resources worked late into the evening on suppression efforts. Crews have re-engaged on the fire this morning in an effort to identify and extinguish hotspots and continue the mop up process.”

The fire is burning in rugged terrain within wilderness boundaries, complicating access and requiring specialized resources. Crews are working to establish containment and limit the potential for growth. There are no threats to communities or infrastructure at this time.

The safety of firefighters and the public remains the Forest Service’s first priority. The public is reminded to stay aware of changing conditions, follow local guidance and avoid the area while firefighters are working.

The GMUG, Hinsdale County and Lake City remains under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions.

Hinsdale County Office of Emergency Management, Hinsdale County Sheriff Office and Lake City Fire Rescue continue to closely monitor the situation. Updates will be provided when available. Information on the Elk Fire, the Gold Mountain Fire or any other Colorado fire is available at: https://app.watchduty.org/ or https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/.

RED FLAG WARNING

Hinsdale County is under a Red Flag Warning for July 1 and July 2. Red Flag Warning is in place due to gusty winds, low humidity and fry fuels. Winds of 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 35 mph. Relative humidity is 5 to 10 percent. During a Red Flag Warning fires will catch and spread quickly. Exercise extreme caution.

All lands in Hinsdale County are currently under a Stage 2 Fire Ban, including Town of Lake City and all public lands. Outdoor fires of any kind are prohibited. Portable or permanent gas-fueled grills or stoves, powered by propane, natural gas, or other pressurized liquid fuels—as long as they have a shut-off valve – are permitted. Other activities prohibited during Stage 2 Fire Restrictions include:

Smoking, except within an enclosed vehicle, trailer, or building.
Blasting, welding, or operating acetylene or other torch with open flame.
Operating or using any internal combustion engine without an effective and properly installed USDA- or Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)- approved spark arrestor.
Operating a chainsaw without an effective and properly installed USDA- or SAE- approved spark arrestor, a chemical pressurized fire extinguisher (with a minimum of 8 oz. capacity and rating of 2A)kept with the operator and a round point shovel with an overall length of at least 35 inches readily available for use.
Using an explosive. This includes but is not limited to fuses, blasting caps, fireworks, rockets, exploding targets, tracers, and incendiary ammunition.
Possessing or using a motor vehicle off established roads, motorized trails or established parking areas, except when parking in an area devoid of vegetation within 10 feet of the vehicle.

Are you signed up for Hinsdale Alerts Emergency Notification System? If not, use the information on the enclosed flyer.

Town of Lake City Code Violation Notice Reminder

The Town of Lake City would like to remind property owners who have received a Notice of Code Violation that corrective action must be completed within 30 days from the date of the notice.

If additional time is needed, the property owner must submit a request to extend the deadline before the 30-day period expires. Extensions may be granted up to a maximum of 180 days from the date of the original notice.

The 30-day period to take corrective action for the notices mailed on May 22nd, 2026, EXPIRES ON JUNE 22ND, 2026. NEXT MONDAY.

If no extension request is made and the violation has not been corrected within the 30-day period, the Town will issue a citation to the property owner, including a $150 fine that requires corrective action be taken within 7 days with no option for an extension.

Property owners with questions about their notice or who would like to request an extension must contact Town Hall as soon as possible at 970-944-2333 or by email at townmanager@townoflakecity.co.

If you have already taken the corrective action as described in the notice, then please call Town Hall or email the town manager to schedule an inspection.

NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING

CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ORDINACE 2026-06 PERMITTING ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADUs) AS A USE BY RIGHT IN R, R-1, RE, LM, T, T-2, and MHR ZONING DISTRICTS FOR LONG TERM RENTAL ONLY

The Public Hearing will take place on:

Date: Wednesday, July 1, 2026

Time: 7:00 p.m. or as close thereafter as possible.

Location: Armory Multi-Purpose Room

Address: 230 N. Bluff Street Lake City, CO 81235

The purpose of the public hearing is to receive public comments regarding the proposed adoption of Ordinance 2026-06, which amends Sections 23-2, 23-6 through 23-11, 23-13, and creates Section 23-27 of the Lake City Municipal Code to permit Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) as a Use by Right in the Rural, R-1, Rural Estate, LM, T, T-2, and MHR zoning districts for Long Term Rental Only.

All interested persons are invited to attend the public hearing and provide comments.

Written comments may be submitted before the hearing to the Deputy Clerk at: P.O. Box 544, Lake City, Co. 81235, by email to deputyclerk@townoflakecity.co or hand-delivered to Town Hall at 230 N Bluff Street.

Copies of the proposed adopting ordinance are on file with the Deputy Clerk and available for public inspection during regular business hours at Lake City Town Hall, 230 N. Bluff Street, Lake City, Colorado 81235. Copies may also be available on the Town’s website or by contacting Town Hall at (970) 944-2333.

The Board of Trustees may continue the public hearing from time to time, consider amendments, and take action on the proposed ordinance following the public hearing.

Published by order of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Lake City, Colorado.

Ordinance 2026-06 PERMITTING ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADUs) AS A USE BY RIGHT IN R, R-1, RE, LM, T, T-2, and MHR ZONING DISTRICTS FOR LONG TERM RENTAL ONLY

2026 Community Junk Cleanup Weekends

Saturday June 13th, Sunday June 14th, Saturday August 29th, Sunday August 30th

Time: 9:00pm to 3:30pm

Location: Lots North of the Medical Center

Instructions: Please wait to enter the lots until the attendant at the property asks for address, explains where to dump what junk, and lets you into the lots.

In the spirit of community collaboration, the Town of Lake City is organizing two Community Junk Cleanup weekends this summer to assist the Town of Lake City residential property owners dispose of metal junk, free of charge.

Location: Empty Town-Owned Lots North of the Medical Center on Henson Street.

Accepted Items:

· Appliances: refrigerators/freezers (Freon must be removed), ovens, washers, dryers, grills, hot water heaters etc.

· Scrap Metal (Copper, Aluminum, Brass, Steel, Stainless Steel)

· Vehicle Batteries

· Electronic Waste: Microwaves, CD/DVD players, PC’s, Printers, etc. – No Monitors or Televisions

· Snow Mobiles, ATV’s, OHV’s, dirt bikes, motorcycles etc.

· Motors, axels, engines, rotors, brakes, metal vehicle parts, etc.

· Lawn mowers, snow blowers, weed eaters, etc.

· Metal T-Posts, metal fencing, metal roofing, metal posts

· Metal siding, corrugated metal and construction materials

· Metal chairs. metal shelving, metal scaffolding, metal furniture etc.

· Electrical wires, coaxal cables

For more information please read the March-April 2026 Newsletter below.

March-April 2026 Newsletter - Community Junk Cleanup.pdf 2026 Community Junk Cleanup Assistance Application.pdf 2026 Community Junk Cleanup Volunteer Flyer.pdf

Town of Lake City Municipal Election

FINAL ELECTION RESULTS - April 16, 2026 @ 2:45pm

MAYOR

Dave Roberts - One-Hundred Twenty-Four (124)

Jodi Linsey - Eighty-One (81)

DAVE ROBERTS was elected as Mayor to serve a four-year-term.

TRUSTEE

Kaylin Trivisonno - One-Hundred Fifty-One (151)

Henry E Woods - One-Hundred Thirty-Six (136)

Nathan E Wuest - One-Hundred Forty-One (141)

KAYLIN TRIVISONNO was elected as Trustee to serve a four-year term.

HENRY E WOODS was elected as Trustee to serve a four-year term.

NATHAN E WUEST was elected as Trustee to serve a four-year term.

The image is a certification of the election results from Lake City, Colorado, detailing votes for Mayor and Trustees for 2026.

PUBLIC NOTICE: 4/10/26 12:35pm

On Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026, at 7:00pm or as close thereafter as possible,

a public hearing has been scheduled for a Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License application submitted by

Summit Wing House LLC, dba Summit, at 130A Bluff St., Lake City, CO, 81235.

TO SERVE MALT, VINOUS, AND SPIRITUOUS DRINKS
DATE OF APPLICATION: March 19, 2026

PUBLIC HEARING ON APPLICATION TO BE HELD AT:

Armory Multipurpose Room, 230 N. BLUFF ST., Lake City, CO 81235

ON April 22, 2026, AT 7PM, or as soon thereafter as possible.

* Water & Sewer Updates

- The Town recently released the 2026 Water & Sewer Rates Notice. The October Newsletter furtherdelves into the Upcoming Rates and the Future plans of the Water & Sewer Department.

- The Town is implementing an additional feature for viewing your utility statements! Our current bill provider additionally offers ebilling options to view your statements. We have begun to send out Email Notifications to give customers an additional source for viewing their utility bills.

TOLC January/February 2026 Newsletter - Housing and The Future of Lake City TOLC December 2025 Newsletter - Looking Back on 2025.pdf TOLC October 2025 Newsletter - 2026 Water & Sewer Rates And Future Projects.pdf Notice Regarding 2026 Water and Sewer Rates.pdf TOLC September 2025 Newsletter - Code Enforcement TOLC August 2025 Newsletter - Ice Wall Expansion - 8.11.25 ADA Accessible.pdf

Town of Lake City Public Notices

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The public may request information or view any and all of the actual paper notices of the Town of Lake City during regular office hours. For more information, please email or contact Town Clerk at (970) 944-2333.

Lake City Town of 2025 Drinking Water Quality Report Covering Data For Calendar Year 2024 2025-2035 Capital Improvements Plan Draft NOTICE: Public Hearing to receive Comments on 2025-2035 Capital Improvements Plan 5/7/2025 5:00pm Emergency Ordinance 1-2025 Sewer Rate Classifications RCAC Sewer Rate Study Final Report

Town Park Bathroom/Playground/Pickle Ball Updates

Emergency Ordinance 7-2024 Water and Sewer Rates 2026 Fee Schedule.pdf NOTICE & FAQ: Summary Explanation of Need for Sewer Rate Increases & Table Showing Rate Changes Rate Increase Narrative + Phase Increase Proposal for the Coming Years Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC) Sewer Rate Presentation Slides ADA Public Notice 11/8/22 Accessibility Statement 6/28/24

Town of Lake City Municipal Election

FINAL ELECTION RESULTS - April 16, 2026 @ 2:45pm

PUBLIC NOTICE: 4/10/26 12:35pm

* Water & Sewer Updates

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