The City of Cripple Creek Colorado

Cripple Creek played an integral role in the rich heritage of Colorado. The first homesteaders arrived here in the mid-1800s. In 1890, a ranch hand named Bob Womack discovered gold and Cripple Creek changed forever. By 1900, more than 50,000 people called the gold camp home. When the golden era ended in 1918, more than $300 million in gold had been mined in what would be the last great gold rush in North America. By the 1920s, only about 40 mines remained, but two decades later, in the 1940s, the town began to promote itself as a tourist destination, offering visitors a glimpse into the past. In 1991, the town was opened to limited-stakes gaming. Today, the venerable gold camp has reinvented itself as a full-service tourist destination, all the while preserving and showcasing its rich history.

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SEPTEMBER, 2020 UPDATES

NOVEMBER 3, 2020 GENERAL ELECTION
SAMPLE BALLOT

FOR CRIPPLE CREEK ELECTOR

 

November 3, 2020 Teller County Election Notice

and General Information – Click Here

 

Black Hills Energy is Celebrating  Energy Awareness Month in October – Get a FREE Energy Savings Kit for Your Home on October 2 or October 6 at  the Aspen Mine Center. Check Out the FLYER For All the Details.

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AUGUST UPDATES

Teller County, the City of Cripple Creek and the City of Victor have developed a series of 3 mini-grants to support all physical business/nonprofit locations in Teller County impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.  Locations include Cripple Creek, Victor, Florissant, Divide, Unincorporated Teller County not to exclude Woodland Park businesses.   Available funding for these grants totals $400,000. Grants are available based on actual documentation of expenditures or loss.  Click on the photo to visit the Grant Program website.

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COVID-19 TESTING SITES SCHEDULE – Linked Back to Teller County Site Updated Daily

For the most up to date information on COVID-19 in Teller County, please visit the TellerCOVID.com website.

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JULY UPDATES

AS OF FRIDAY, JULY 17TH, EVERYONE OVER THE AGE OF 10 YEARS OLD IS REQUIRED TO WEAR A MASK WHEN IN PUBLIC, INDOOR SPACES, ANYWHERE IN THE STATE OF COLORADO. MASKS ARE REQUIRED AT ALL CITY FACILITIES.

LINK TO COLORADO GOVERNOR’S Announcement

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City Council Agendas & Minutes

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Large-type printed material of any city documents are available upon request for the visually impaired.

Cripple Creek Development Code

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City of Cripple Creek Job Opportunities

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The City of Cripple Creek

337 E. Bennett Ave.
P.O. Box 430
Cripple Creek, CO 80813
(719) 689-2502
Fax (719) 689-2774

Mayor

Milford Ashworth

City Council

Click Below for Event and Tourism Information:

www.VisitCrippleCreek.com