Call Adams County Sheriff 303.654.1850.

For information, call Adams County Public Works at 720.523.6875.

Call Adams County Traffic Services, 720.523.6875. After hours, contact ADCOM, 303.288.1535

Call Adams County Traffic Services at 720.523.6875.

Citizens should call the power company serving their area: Xcel Energy 800.895.1999; Or submit online for Xcel Energy at https://www.xcelenergy.com/Outages_and_Emergencies/Report_Outage or United Power, 303.637.1350

If the project received grant funding through the Adams County Open Space Sales Tax, there will be a sign posted at the site that states "This project funded in part with Adams County Open Space sales tax funds."

After submitting an application, you will be expected to submit a site video. Two meeting are scheduled for each cycle. At the first meeting applicants will present their request to the Open Space Advisory Board, (“OSAB”). At the second meeting the OSAB will make formal recommendations. Next, staff brings the OSAB’s recommendations before the Board of County Commissioner’s for final approval at Public Hearing. Following Public Hearing, you will be asked to execute a grant agreement (contract), which lays out the reimbursement procedures for the grant award.

You must represent a qualified jurisdiction or obtain sponsorship from one of these qualified jurisdictions: City of Arvada, City of Aurora, Town of Bennett, Bennett Park and Recreation District, City of Brighton, City of Commerce City, City of Federal Heights, Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District, City of Northglenn, Strasburg Parks and Recreation District, City of Thornton, City of Westminster, and Adams County.

There are two grant cycles per year, one in the Spring and one in the Fall. Please see the grant cycle timelines here: https://adcogov.org/open-space-grant-information.

The types of projects that can be funded through the grant program are parks and/or open space related including: the purchase, construction, and maintenance of: horse, bike or running trails; natural areas with limited development for fishing, hiking, walking or biking; wildlife preserves; lakes for fishing with accessible walks, docks, picnic areas and restrooms; conservation easements on agricultural land; environmental education programs; lands and waterways as community buffers; river and stream corridor land; unimproved flood plains; wetlands; preservation of cemeteries; picnic facili