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The town of Breckenridge is planning to launch an electric bike share pilot program next spring. In January, some Town Council members were not on board with the original pitch, citing concerns with how it...

This year marked the first “normal” year for tourism without restrictions, but numbers from the first quarter of 2022 show that visitors are bringing in more than they did even before the pandemic. According to...

It has been nearly six months since Breckenridge Town Council decided to put a pause on short-term rental licenses in the town, and the conversation about how to handle them going forward continues. The Tourism...

A housing development on the Entrada parcel has been given the go-ahead to continue moving forward and, when finished, the project could bring at least 60 new affordable workforce housing units in Breckenridge. Mike Dudick,...

Editor’s note: The headline of this story has been updated with the correct year the child care assistance program was established, 2007. Breckenridge Town Council approved updates to the town’s child care assistance program at...

The town of Breckenridge has used its current version of the SustainableBreck plan for the past 10 years, but city leaders met on Tuesday, April 12, to discuss the first steps toward planning the town’s...

Over 10 years since the Breckenridge Town Council adopted the Sustainable Breck plan, officials are looking to do an update that will dedicate nearly $200,000 to gathering community input and developing solutions for environmental problems....

A Breckenridge plan to invest $50 million into workforce housing over the next five years could result in 970 additional units for workers living within town limits. The Breckenridge Town Council gave its approval of...

Breckenridge town leaders are looking at ways to reduce congestion as they prepare for a summer with heavy roadwork. Town staff members gave an update on upcoming roadwork projects for the summer during the Breckenridge...

A Breckenridge plan to invest $50 million into workforce housing over the next five years could result in 970 additional units for workers living within town limits.