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County expects to have draft of new master plan by end of May - Vimarsana News

County expects to have draft of new master plan by end of May

Planning officials anticipate having a draft of Routt County’s next master plan by the end of the month with a final version coming in August.

Inflation, high oil prices mean Routt County will pay $1.1 million extra for road work this summer - Vimarsana News

Inflation, high oil prices mean Routt County will pay $1.1 million extra for road work this summer

Routt County will need to spend about $1.1 million more than budgeted to complete road maintenance planned for this summer, as the cost for some of the materials has increased by more than 40%.

County matches Steamboat's $10K contribution to solar co-op - Vimarsana News

County matches Steamboat's $10K contribution to solar co-op

The Routt County Board of Commissioners will match a contribution from the city of Steamboat Springs to help set up a regional solar co-op in Northwest Colorado.

Housing authority approves memo with developer on Mid Valley project - Vimarsana News

Housing authority approves memo with developer on Mid Valley project

The Yampa Valley Housing Authority has approved a memorandum of understanding with a developer for the Mid Valley housing project, which is expected to add 200 units in Steamboat Springs.

Routt County to join Steamboat in providing financial support for regional solar co-op - Vimarsana News

Routt County to join Steamboat in providing financial support for regional solar co-op

On Monday, April 11, Routt County Commissioners expressed support for providing some funding to help set up a solar co-op in Northwest Colorado, an effort the city of Steamboat Springs has already committed $10,000 toward.