Whether you’re biking, walking, rolling, or driving, follow these Street Smart tips and tricks to keep you on the right path and get you from point A to B smoothly, safely, and enjoyably. Read more...
The APD bike auction is on June 2, 2023, outside of the police station at 540 E. Main Street. Place your bid on what could be your new steed. A preview of the items begins at 10 a.m. and bidding begins at 11 a.m. Read on...
City Manager Sara Ott has announced that Kim Ferber has accepted a conditional offer of employment to be the City of Aspen’s new Police Chief. Ferber was selected following a comprehensive, nationwide selection process. Read on...
The City's customer service platform invites you to submit requests, concerns, questions and kudos - all through the convenience of your mobile device or the online portal. Read on...
Aspen City Council voted 5-0 on a bold new ordinance that will prohibit organics from the landfill in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and extend the life of the landfill. Read on...
The City of Aspen is supporting the community’s efficient use of water by offering free irrigation assessments to interested Aspen water customers. Our community’s shared water supply is heavily used in the summer on outdoor irrigation. Read on...
The city of Aspen welcomes William Porter as the new Director of Communications, a position that reflects the city's unwavering commitment to fostering a vibrant community built on transparency, inclusivity, and open dialogue. Read on...
The Rio Grande Park and John Denver Sanctuary ponds have been reopened to the public. City of Aspen departments have worked diligently to stop the movement of an overspray of asphalt tackifier at the Spring and Cooper paving project. Read on...
An overspray of asphalt tackifier at the Spring and Cooper paving project has led to restricted access in the ponds at Rio Grande Park and John Denver Sanctuary. Read on...
