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  • McMillan announces candidacy

    McMillan announces candidacy

    For Gilpin County Assessor

    I, Daurice McMillan am proud to announce my candidacy for Gilpin County Assessor. I bring twelve years of experience as the Chief Deputy Assessor for Gilpin County, plus two years of experience working in the Treasurer’s office.

    Gilpin is a small, busy, and exciting county. As a Colorado native, raised in the Golden/ Arvada area, I visited a family cabin regularly, property where my brother now lives. I remember stopping at the Nifty Nook and what Black Hawk and Central City once (more…)

  • Yocom announces candidacy

    Yocom announces candidacy

    For Gilpin County Commissioner

    My name is Jerry Yocom and I am running for the position of Gilpin County Commissioner. I have 30 years of legal and law enforcement education and experience. I am an adjunct professor at Regis University, teaching graduate students in the criminology department. After having been approached about running for commissioner,and after serious consideration and personal reflection, I became convinced that I did indeed have the ability and am motivated to take on this important role. (more…)

  • Quarry and squatters concern Virginia Canyon residents

    Quarry and squatters concern Virginia Canyon residents

    Gilpin Commissioners deal with Larson property, plus possible shooting range

    By Randy Beaudette

    The Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) met on Wednesday (more…)

  • Residents speak up on Central City issues

    Residents speak up on Central City issues

    City Council appoints judge and approves Belvidere Theatre funding vehicle

    By David Josselyn

    The Central City Regular Council Meeting of Tuesday, August 21, convened at 7:00 pm in City Hall Council Chambers. Council members; Jeff Aiken, Mary Bell, Judy Laratta, Shirley Voorhies, and Mayor Kathy (more…)

  • Berumen announces candidacy

    Berumen announces candidacy

    For Gilpin County Treasurer

    Susan Berumen brings a strong business and financial management background plus a long-time commitment to the well-being of Gilpin County to her bid for Gilpin County Treasurer. Currently working in the finance office of Central City, Berumen is focused on facilitating cost-effective and efficient government that enhances life for residents.

    Berumen’s qualifications for county treasurer include that she: (more…)

  • The Canyon and Gilpin Casinos parking change request

    The Canyon and Gilpin Casinos parking change request

    Black Hawk Council Business

    By Randy Beaudette

    The regular meeting of the Black Hawk City Council was called to order on Wednesday, August 8, 2018 at 3:00 pm by Mayor David Spellman.Rollcall confirmed that Aldermen: Linda Armbright, Paul Bennett, (more…)

  • Hartman throws his hat in the ring

    Hartman throws his hat in the ring

    For Gilpin County Commissioner

    It has been my honor to serve as your Gilpin County Sheriff for the last 25 years. During this time, I’ve successfully led an extraordinary group of individuals who commit their lives to protecting and serving our community. I actively participated in legislation aimed at bettering our community and navigated the demands that an every-growing community face. While being your Sheriff has been one of my proudest accomplishments, I believe my public service experience would best benefit (more…)

  • Armstrong announces candidacy

    Armstrong announces candidacy

    For Gilpin County Sheriff

    My name is Kevin Armstrong, and I want to be your next Sheriff for Gilpin County. I am a career law enforcement officer with over 38 years of experience. I began my career in 1980 with Wheat Ridge Police Department. I served as an officer in the Patrol Division, the Traffic Unit, and as a detective in the Investigations Division. I was promoted to sergeant in 1998. As a sergeant, I had patrol officers and detectives under my command, both in thePatrol and Investigations Divisions. I have investigated and/or supervised numerous crimes, from petty crimes to (more…)

  • Bring decency and morality back to the government

    Bring decency and morality back to the government

    Democrat Fundraiser delivers united theme

    By David Josselyn

    On Sunday, July 29, 2018, Gilpin’s reigning Democrats held their annual fundraiser in Washington Hall Gallery to fund local, state, and national campaigns; but it also brought a unity of expression desiring change in the political culture. Candidate Joe Neguse, running for U.S. congress in the 2nd congressional district, says he is “trying to bring decency and morality back to the government.” (more…)

  • County Commissioners approve installation of emergency call box at Fair Barn

    County Commissioners approve installation of emergency call box at Fair Barn

    Board of Equalization meets regarding property valuation protests

    by Patty Unruh

    The Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) met on Thursday, August 2, at 9:00 a.m. at the Gilpin County Courthouse. Those present were Chair Ron Engels, Commissioners Linda Isenhart and Gail Watson, County Attorney Jim Petrock, and Deputy Clerk to the Board Sharon Cate. The only amendment to the agenda was the addition of a resolution, #18-11, supporting grant applications for the rehabilitation of the Belvidere Theatre by the City of Central. (more…)

  • Fire, renovation, and taxes

    Fire, renovation, and taxes

    Central Council Meeting

    By David Josselyn

    Work Session

    The Central City Council met with Staff on August 7, 2018, at 6:00 pm, to discuss matters concerning the Belvidere Theatre and a proposed Sales and Use Tax increase. (more…)

  • Gail Maxwell announces candidacy

    Gail Maxwell announces candidacy

    For Gilpin County Clerk and Recorder

    PRESS RELEASE – I would like to introduce myself to you. I am Gail Maxwell and I am a candidate for Gilpin County Clerk and Recorder. I became a member of the Gilpin community 21 years ago. My career at that time was managing one of the title companies in the Gilpin, Boulder, and Clear Creek area.

    Today, many of you know me as the Current Chief Deputy or the “go to” person in the Gilpin County Clerk and Recorder’s Office. I have been employed with Gilpin County for the last eight years. This comes as a surprise (more…)

  • Commissioners approve additional fire mitigation funding

    Commissioners approve additional fire mitigation funding

    Stage 2 Fire Ban downgraded to Stage 1 Status

    By Randy Beaudette

    Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) regular meeting got under way promptly at 9:02 am on Tuesday on July 24, 2018 chaired by Commissioner (more…)

  • Republicans host informal “meet the candidates” event

    Republicans host informal “meet the candidates” event

    Lorenz for treasurer; McMillan for assessor

    by Patty Unruh

    Gilpin County Republicans held an informal get-together at the home of Gary and Alynn Huffman on Sunday afternoon, July 22, to introduce their party’s candidates for Gilpin County Treasurer and Gilpin County Assessor. Refreshments were provided as neighbors and colleagues met to discuss the candidates’ experience and goals. (more…)

  • Sanitation District celebrates 50 years

    Sanitation District celebrates 50 years

    Of service to our Black Hawk and Central City communities

    By David Spellman

    The Black Hawk/ Central City Sanitation District was formed by District Court Order fifty years ago on July 24, 1968.

    The original Board of Directors consisted of:  Norman R. Blake, T. J. Hennings, G. D. Harbin, Ernest A. Wright, and William C. Russell, Jr.The Board worked hard and cooperatively to establish the first sanitary sewer system for the two historic cities. (more…)

  • Central City steers clear of ATVs

    Central City steers clear of ATVs

    New Regulations Rejected by Council

    By David Josselyn

    Work Session

    The Central City Council met with Staff on July 17, 2018, at 6:31 pm for a work session prior to the regular council meeting. The topic of conversation was All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) and Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) regulations. (more…)