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Routt County voters will be asked to reauthorize a decades old conservation program for the third time in November, this time extending it for 10 more years. The Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously on...
Polling shows that if voters were asked to reauthorize Routt County’s taxpayer-funded Purchase for Development Rights program in November, it would likely pass. The survey of 300 local, registered voters posed a very similar ballot...
Routt County’s Purchase of Development Rights Board has used just over $2 million in taxpayer dollars to set up conservation easements on more than 6,400 acres of land since 2020.
Mark Morse and his daughter more than doubled their investment. They sold the ranch they owned since 2012 to a CEO of a Connecticut land company.