Teller County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Teller County board to consider liquor license transfer, striping contract at Aug. 18 meeting

The Teller County Board of County Commissioners has not taken any formal votes in the past two weeks. Its most recent meetings were informal work sessions, and minutes from its Aug. 6 regular meeting have not yet been published. The board's next regular meeting is scheduled for Aug. 18, with items including a liquor license transfer and a striping contract.

Recent meetings

Aug. 4 work session — The board held an informal work session with no formal actions. Discussion items included an amended final plat for Moore Corporate Wellness and updates from the County Administrator and Commissioners.

Aug. 6 regular meeting — The board's agenda included the first reading of Ordinance 23, which would regulate short-term rentals, and approval of a construction-phase contract for the county's new Central Service Center (dollar amount not specified). The agenda also included routine items such as approval of previous minutes, accounts payable, and reports from commissioners and elected officials. Minutes from this meeting have not yet been published, so no outcomes are confirmed.

Aug. 11 work session — Another informal work session with no formal actions. The board discussed an amended final plat for the Pollock-Kenyon project, along with county administrator and commissioner discussion items.

Upcoming meeting

The board will hold a regular meeting on Aug. 18. The agenda includes:

• Transfer of Liquor License for Big Horn Liquor at Divide LLC
• Professional Services Agreement with D2 Striping, LLC
• Acceptance of the Treasurer's Semi-Annual Report
• Acceptance of the Public Trustee second quarter report
• Accounts Payable for August 18, 2026
• Approval of minutes and routine reports

No dollar amounts or vote tallies were listed for these items in the agenda.

Coming up

• **Aug. 18, 2026** — Board of County Commissioners regular meeting. The agenda is available on the county's official website.

Teller County board agenda includes Central Service Center contract, short-term rental ordinance

No formal decisions have been reported from the Teller County Board of Commissioners' three meetings over the past two weeks, as minutes have not yet been published. The most consequential item on the agenda was a construction-phase contract for the county's new Central Service Center and the first reading of a short-term rental ordinance, both scheduled for the Aug. 6 meeting.

Aug. 6 regular meeting

The board's agenda for its Aug. 6 meeting included approval of a construction-phase contract for the Central Service Center (dollar amount not specified) and the first reading of Ordinance 23, which would regulate short-term rentals. The agenda also listed routine procedural items: approval of accounts payable for Aug. 6, and approval of minutes from the May 19 and June 9 meetings. No outcome has been reported because minutes have not yet been published.

July 28 work session

On July 28, the board held a work session for informal discussions with staff and invited guests. The agenda included a meeting of the Teller County EMS Council and updates from the County Administrator. No formal actions were taken.

Aug. 4 work session

Another informal work session was held Aug. 4, with no formal votes. Discussions included an amended final plat for Moore Corporate Wellness and updates from the County Administrator and commissioners.

Coming up

On Aug. 11, the board will hold a work session to discuss an amended final plat for the Pollock-Kenyon project, along with the county administrator's calendar and department updates, and commissioners' discussion items. This is an informal discussion session, not a public hearing, and no formal actions are expected.

All recent meetings are listed as agenda-only, with minutes not yet published. Residents seeking official records should consult the county's published minutes when they become available.

Teller County set for first reading of short-term rental ordinance; recent meeting minutes not yet published

Teller County's Board of Commissioners has a consequential week ahead, with the first reading of a short-term rental ordinance and a construction contract for a new Central Service Center scheduled for Aug. 6. Meanwhile, minutes from the board's three most recent meetings have not yet been published, so no formal actions from those sessions can be confirmed.

Recent meetings: agendas only, no minutes yet

The county held three meetings over the past two weeks, but only agendas are available — minutes have not been published as of Aug. 3. That means any items listed below were scheduled for discussion or consideration, but the county's record does not yet confirm what was decided.

July 21 — Work session. The agenda listed discussion of Ordinance 23 DRAFT regarding short-term rentals, an Emergency Water Plan update, and a Board of Human Services meeting. As a work session, no formal actions were scheduled and no public comment was planned.

July 23 — Board of County Commissioners. The agenda included presentation of the 2025 audit results and financials; renewal of Child Fatality Prevention Act and Maternal & Child Health Program grants; a Clinical Education Agreement renewal with University of Colorado – Colorado Springs; release of retainage to Page Construction for 88.13% completion of the Teller County Fairgrounds project; and a Special Event Permit for Paradox Beer Company's "Smokin' the Ute Pass Summit" fundraiser.

July 28 — Work session. The agenda included a Teller County EMS Council meeting and County Administrator department updates. No formal actions were scheduled.

Because minutes are not yet available, this roundup cannot report vote tallies, dollar amounts approved, or whether any of the above items were acted on. Readers should check the county's official records for confirmed outcomes.

Coming up: short-term rental ordinance and Central Service Center contract

Aug. 4 — Work session. The board will hold an informal work session with no formal votes. Discussions include an amended final plat for Moore Corporate Wellness and updates from the County Administrator and Commissioners.

Aug. 6 — Board of County Commissioners. This is the most consequential upcoming meeting. The agenda includes:

• First reading of Ordinance 23, which would regulate short-term rentals in Teller County. A first reading is an early step; passage at first reading does not make the ordinance law.
• Approval of a construction-phase contract for the county's new Central Service Center. The dollar amount is not specified in the agenda.
• Accounts Payable for Aug. 6, 2026.
• Minutes approval for the May 19 and June 9, 2026 meetings.

Coming up

• **Aug. 4, 2026** — Commissioners work session, including amended final plat for Moore Corporate Wellness. No formal votes.
• **Aug. 6, 2026** — Board of County Commissioners regular meeting, including first reading of Ordinance 23 (short-term rentals) and Central Service Center construction contract approval.

All details above are drawn from official county agendas. Minutes from the July 21, July 23, and July 28 meetings were not published as of this roundup and should be reviewed once available for confirmed outcomes.

Teller County commissioners weigh parcel reconfiguration, contracts, and CUP revocation; water talks and audit review ahead

Teller County's recent meetings covered land-use changes, professional service contracts, and a potential permit revocation, though official minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions. Here is what was on the agendas.

July 9 regular meeting: parcel reconfiguration and contracts

The Board of County Commissioners scheduled a regular meeting for July 9, 2026, with several substantive items on the agenda. Commissioners were set to hear the Assessor's 2026 Annual Report and consider an Unplatted Boundary Adjustment to reconfigure five existing parcels into three platted lots in Section 27, Township 12 South, Range 69 West, Woodland Park, zoned A-1.

The agenda also listed several contract and professional-services items for review and vote:

• Contract Amendment #1 to State of Colorado Contract #2024*0453
• Professional Services Agreement with KM Appraisal Services
• Professional Services Agreement with Pyramid Construction, Inc.
• Renewal of the Memorandum of Agreement with The Animal Clinic of Woodland Park

Because minutes have not yet been published, the outcome of each item is not yet part of the public record.

July 9 special meeting: CUP revocation discussion

Also on July 9, the Teller County Board of Adjustment held a special meeting with a single substantive item: a Notice of CUP (Conditional Use Permit) Revocation for the Woods Property/Homes Tract at 10180 West US 24 in Divide. Minutes are not yet published, so no outcome is confirmed.

July 7 work session and Board of Health

On July 7, commissioners held a procedural work session. No formal votes or public hearings were scheduled. Items included a regular meeting of the Teller County Board of Health, County Administrator's discussion items covering calendar and department updates, and Commissioners' discussion items.

July 14 special meeting: water discussion

Commissioners called a special meeting for July 14, 2026, at 9:00 AM at 800 Research Dr., Suite 230, Woodland Park, to discuss water matters with representatives from Park County and the State of Colorado. Minutes are not yet published.

Coming up

• **July 21 — Work session:** Commissioners will discuss Ordinance 23 DRAFT regarding Short-Term Rentals, an Emergency Water Plan Update, and hold a Board of Human Services meeting. No formal actions will be taken and no public comment will be accepted.
• **July 23 — Regular meeting:** The board will review the 2025 Audit Results and Financials, consider renewals of the Child Fatality Prevention Act and Maternal & Child Health Program grants, a Clinical Education Agreement renewal with University of Colorado - Colorado Springs, release of retainage to Page Construction for 88.13% completion of the Teller County Fairgrounds project, and a Special Event Permit for Paradox Beer Company's "Smokin' the Ute Pass Summit" fundraiser.