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Sandbags Available

Although it is the homeowner's responsibility to protect their homes, during an emergency situation, Montezuma County has a limited number of bags and sand available for those who are currently experiencing flooding issues. (Empty sandbags are also available for purchase at local stores such as Slavens and Choice Building Supply.)

Empty sandbags for residents of Dolores (or upriver) are available at the Dolores Town Hall (Monday-Friday, 9-12 and 1-4:30) or at The Outfitter (Saturday 7-6 and Sunday 8-5).

Dolores Recreation Access and Infrastructure Improvement Project - Notice of Opportunity to Object

The San Juan National Forest has prepared an environmental assessment (EA) and draft decision notice and finding of no significant impact (DN/FONSI) for the Dolores Recreation Access and Infrastructure Improvement Project. The proposed action is to be located on the Dolores Ranger District of the San Juan National Forest, in three discrete locations, including the Boggy Draw trail system, the Transfer Horse Campground Horse Corral, and Forest Service Road 385.

Resuming parallel parking requirement November 1 to April 30

Town of Dolores has a specialized parking regulation intended to provide flexibility for residents in the summer and efficiency for the road maintenance during the snow season. Each year in November and in effect through April the town parking regulations require parallel parking on all residential streets except where listed in the ordinance.  See the entire section on parking and snow removal here at this link to Dolores Municipal Code for parking. 

USDA Forest Service Dolores Recreation Access and Infrastructure Improvement Project Update

The Dolores Ranger District of the San Juan National Forest (SJNF) is seeking public input during planning for the Dolores Recreation Access and Infrastructure Improvement Project. This letter is being sent to you because you have been identified as having some interest in activities in the project area. We wish to inform you of the proposed action and invite your input on the scope of issues, opportunities, or concerns that we should consider.