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# NWCCOG

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- [Email is NOT a Job](https://www.nwccog.org/email-is-not-a-job/) - If the past 18 months threw you and your organization off balance, creating a low-grade constant anxiety because of all the uncertainty and change, maybe you should consider that the way you are working may also be driving you crazy. I’m reading Cal Newport’s A World Without Email concurrently with taking a mindfulness course, and
- [How’s Your Accountability?](https://www.nwccog.org/hows-your-accountability/) - How's Your Accountability NWCCOG programs with state or federal funding just closed out a fiscal year and began a new year July 1. From my town and county experience, closing out a fiscal year is primarily a bookkeeping exercise followed by a fiscal audit. So, it was eye-opening to see the parade of state agency
- [Accurate Counting - Why it matters](https://www.nwccog.org/accurate-counting-why-it-matters/) - Accurate Counting – Why it matters Last week I saw a friend. He’s the best landscape architect I know. He knows it too, and prices work unapologetically 30% higher, which caused explaining to clients when I was a construction manager. They chose his work anyhow. It was Vail. While between jobs, I aerated lawns for
- [A Crucial Group Conversation – about rabbits](https://www.nwccog.org/a-crucial-group-conversation-about-rabbits/) - A Crucial Group Conversation – about rabbits​ February is the month we watch for the groundhog to see his shadow. Make a March pledge to not chase after rabbits, especially down holes. What do I mean? Most of us have been in meetings and suddenly wondered “how did we get here” when one person seems
- [Managing meetings for Civility](https://www.nwccog.org/managing-meetings-for-civility/) - Managing meetings for Civility In a recent editorial “We are neighbors not enemies,” the Vail Daily praised Town of Gypsum Mayor Steve Carver, who did something quite unusual before a contentious hearing. It was the developers’ second attempt in 2017 following a hearing Carver later described as full of “hatred and unruly people that just
- [Feeling Mortal](https://www.nwccog.org/feeling-mortal/) - Feeling Mortal I’m feeling especially mortal this month. Some of it is commuting over Vail pass and across the region through a huge snow season. Then “there are only two un-fixables in life—aging and dying,” says Dr. Atul Gawande in the special “Being Mortal” which we are showing across the region. After attending two “Being
- [Resources for QQ opposition to Amendment 74 (2018)](https://www.nwccog.org/resources-for-qq-opposition-to-amendment-74-2018/) - Resources for QQ Opposition to amendment 74 (2018) At its August meeting, QQ unanimously opposed Amendment 74 because of the potential negative impact to the use of local and state regulations to protect water quality and quantity. This page contains resources for members and partners to educate and advocate against this amendment. QQ Memorandum on
- [Advanced OJT](https://www.nwccog.org/advanced-ojt/) - Writing this from the summer CML conference in Breckenridge has me reflecting on the tremendous learning curve facing a new board member, or a board that has added a new board member. For me as a new Trustee in 1998 in Eagle, it was like embarking on an advanced learning on the job seminar. Call
- [Putting fire back into the forest, starting in Aspen](https://www.nwccog.org/putting-fire-back-into-the-forest-starting-in-aspen/) - Beaver Creek Fire The High Country Forest Collaborative (a re-envisioned version of the successful Colorado Bark Beetle Collaborative) met in Carbondale at the Fire Protection District on April 28th. The wider mission of the group is “community forest resilience.” One key topic for forest health is reversing the suppression focused approach to wildfire which has
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- [Archived QQ Agendas](https://www.nwccog.org/archived-qq-agendas/) - April 26-27, 2018 Member Retreat | Board packet | Executive Summary | Facilitator Retreat Summary and Presentations | Anne Castle presentation | Staff presentation | Accomplishments timeline February 8, 2018 | Board Packet | Meeting Summary | Rocky Mountain Climate Organization presentation on new QQ
- [QQ Members](https://www.nwccog.org/qq-members/) - Counties: Eagle County Grand County Gunnison County Pitkin County Summit County Park County Municipalities: Aspen Basalt Breckenridge Carbondale Crested Butte Dillon Eagle Fraser Frisco Granby Grand Lake Gypsum Hot Sulphur Springs Kremmling Minturn Red Cliff Silverthorne Steamboat Springs Vail Winter Park Yampa Water and Sanitation Districts: Basalt Sanitation District Bellyache Ridge Metro District Copper
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## Pages

- [Home](https://www.nwccog.org/) - NWCCOG fosters innovative regional solutions and supports local government members by managing diverse programs that deliver direct services and grant funding opportunities to beneficiaries across the region.
- [Elevator Inspection Program](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/elevator-inspection-program/) - Required Test Forms Make A Payment Enforcement Process Meet the Team Other Forms Contact Us Who We Are The NWCCOG Elevator Inspection Program (EIP) inspects and issues permits for commercial and residential conveyances (elevators, lifts and escalators) to ensure safe conveyances throughout the region. The program began in 1993. Prior to that, most conveyances were
- [NWCCOG Economic Development District](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/) - Our Region CEDS Staff and BOD Resources Data Center Resiliency Who We Are The NWCCOG Economic Development District promotes and coordinates economic development efforts throughout northwest Colorado, including the counties of Eagle, Grand, Jackson, Pitkin, and Summit, and the towns within. NWCCOG EDD’s mission is to be a regional leader, working cooperatively with the private
- [CEDS](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/ceds/) - WHAT IS A CEDS? A CEDS – Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy – is a strategy-driven plan for regional economic development. A CEDS is the result of a regionally owned planning process designed to build capacity and guide the economic prosperity and resiliency of an area or region. CEDS 5-Year Update: October 1, 2026 – September
- [CEDS Comments Submission](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/ceds/ceds-comments-submission-2/) - Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
- [Our Staff](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-organization/our-staff/) - Organization Chart Employment Opportunities Jon Stavney Executive Director 970-468-0295 jstavney@nwccog.org Jon Stavney, as Executive Director of Northwest Colorado Council of Governments, is a leader passionate about improving local government through information sharing, innovation and best practices. Since being hired in November of 2016, Jon has worked closely with program directors at NWCCOG to develop clear
- [Water Quality & Quantity](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/) - About QQ & Its Policies Regional Water Quality Management (208) Plan Resources Pay QQ and NWCCOG Dues Online Meeting Materials Who We Are NWCCOG Water Quality/Quantity Committee (QQ) is the water policy arm of NWCCOG with a separate board, membership, and dues structure. QQ facilitates and augments member jurisdictions’ efforts to protect and enhance the
- [Additional Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/elevator-inspection-program/additional-resources/) - Additional Resources Other Forms Maintenance Control Program (MCP) Monthly Fire Service – Quarterly Phone Test Log NWCCOG AFFIDAVIT Form NWCCOG PERMIT APPLICATION 2026 – COMMERCIAL NWCCOG PERMIT APPLICATION 2026 – RESIDENTIAL NWCCOG PERMIT APPLICATION 2026 – ESCALATOR HANDRAIL REPLACEMENT NWCCOG PERMIT APPLICATION 2026 – SUSPENSION MEANS REPLACEMENT Change of Ownership Form – Per State Regulations
- [EDD Board of Directors and Staff](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/edd-board-of-directors-and-staff-2/) - EDD Board of Directors and Staff County Representatives (one from each county) Jeanne McQuenney Eagle County, County Commissioner Randal George Grand County, County Commissioner Vacant Jackson County Patti Clapper Pitkin County, County Commissioner Nina Waters Summit County, County Commissioner *Tim Redmond Routt County, County Commissioner Municipal Representatives (at least one from each county) Mia Vlaar
- [Member Services](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/member-services/) - Reports Pay Member Dues Who We Are The Member Services “program” is primarily work done by the Executive Director drawing upon administrative staff, including our communications and GIS consultants and sometimes those in other programs to address specific requests by the Council. We get asked a lot about what a Council of Governments does. The
- [Our Council](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/) - Council Resources Council Members Policies and Bylaws About Our Council The NWCCOG Council is made up of the annually appointed representatives from each of the dues-paying member entities. Leadership and the Executive Committee is voted in from among those appointed representatives at each January NWCCOG Council meeting. Roles and responsibilities of Council, Council leadership and
- [Finance](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/finance/) - Finance Purpose The Finance Office manages the organization’s accounting operations, including accounts payable and receivable, payroll, budgeting, grant administration, financial reporting, cash and asset management, compliance, and internal controls. We take pride in supporting the organization through responsible financial management, transparency, and a strong commitment to public trust. Accounts Payable Northwest Colorado Council of Governments
- [Test](https://www.nwccog.org/test/)
- [Broadband Program](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/) - Project Thor Resources Broadband Stories Who We Are The year 2021 marks eight years since NWCCOG began a deep dive into providing technical assistance to assist local communities address poor or non-existent broadband service across Region 12 in Northwest Colorado. During that time the position which is funded 50% by DOLA and 50% by NWCCOG
- [Communications](https://www.nwccog.org/about/communications/e-news/) - E-Newsletters July 2026 Newsletter This month, NWCCOG shares a story and lessons learned about a business email compromise scam that happened in 2023. You will also find updates on EVs from the Energy Department, an opinion piece on housing in the mountain region, and an invitation to help shape NWCCOG’s upcoming Council retreat. Learn More
- [NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit 2026](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/nwccog-regional-economic-summit-2026/) - 2026 NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit Thank you for joining us this year! Thank you for gathering with us at the 2026 Regional Economic Summit on Thursday, May 7, 2026! We enjoyed having you there. 2026 Economic Development Summit Presentations & Materials Agenda Speaker Bios Presentation Materials: Kate Watkins – Regional Demographic
- [Northwest Loan Fund](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/northwest-loan-fund/) - Loan Application Forms Approval Process Who We Are The ideal Northwest Loan Fund (NLF) client is a new or growing business within our service area that is creating jobs or providing positive economic impact for the local economy. The categories for which the NLF makes loans include: Acquisition of an existing business Business expansion Start-up
- [Weatherization Assistance Program](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/weatherization-assistance-program/) - Weatherization Assistance Program The Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) is a federally funded program that provides free energy conservation services to eligible households, both owner-occupied and renters. Qualified applicants can receive assistance with items like insulation, air sealing, storm windows and doors, furnace repair or replacement, refrigerator replacement, LED light retrofitting and Health and Safety evaluations.
- [Our Programs](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/) - Our Programs Broadband EDD Elevator Energy Member Services NLF NWRHCC Mobility Vintage Water Finance
- [Vintage](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/alpine-area-agency-on-aging-senior-services/) - Vintage Vintage is your local Area Agency on Aging and the Alpine region’s aging expert – ensuring that all of us have access to the supports, services, and resources we need when we’re older. We offer services to individuals sixty and older and caregivers, including transportation, financial assistance for dental needs, Medicare counseling, meals, caregiver
- [Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/resources/) - EDD Resources Bulletins 2026 Subscribe March 10, 2026 February 25, 2026 February 10, 2026 January 28, 2026 January 12, 2026 2025 December 29, 2025 December 11, 2025 November 26, 2025 November 13, 2025 October 30, 2025 October 17, 2025 October 2, 2025 September 22, 2025 September 5, 2025 August 19, 2025 August 4, 2025 July
- [Meet the Team](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/elevator-inspection-program/meet-the-team/) - Meet the Elevator Inspection Team David Harris Director 970.485.4823elevator@nwccog.org Mr. David Harris certainly knows the state conveyance regulations. He developed and enforced those regulations in his prior 8 years as Chief Conveyance Officer for the State of Colorado, a position overseeing all local elevator inspection programs across the state. Mr. Harris is respected nationally for
- [QQ Meeting Materials](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/meeting-materials/) - 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2026 2026 QQ Meetings 2025 2025 QQ Meetings 2024 2024 QQ Meetings 2023 2023 QQ Meetings 2022 2022 QQ Meetings 2021 2021 QQ Meetings 2020 2020 QQ Meetings 2019 2019 QQ Meetings 2018 2018 QQ Meetings 2017 2017 QQ Meetings 2016
- [Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/resources/) - Resources Reports E-Newsletters Media EDD
- [Council Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-resources/) - Find packets, agendas and meeting minutes for the NWCCOG Council.
- [Intermountain Transportation Planning Region (IMTPR)](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/mobility/rtcc-imtpr/) - About the Intermountain Transportation Planning Region (IMTPR) The Intermountain Transportation Planning Region (IMTPR) serves multiple purposes that, together, establish the foundation for regional decision-making related to the statewide transportation system. It is developed using community input, public feedback, and regional data. It allows the people of the Intermountain TPR to clearly communicate their needs and
- [Council Policies and Bylaws](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-policies/) - Council Policies and Bylaws Fiscal Policies Asset Capitalization Policy – March 22, 2018 Bank and Investment Policy – October 26, 2017 Cash Disbursement Policy – July 27, 2017 Cash Receipts Policy – October 26, 2017 Credit Card Policy – January 25, 2018 Fiscal Department Roles & Duties – March 22, 2018 Fixed Assent Disposal Policy
- [Member Handbook](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-resources/member-handbook/) - Member Handbook 2024 NWCCOG Organization Chart How to Read NWCCOG Bill Schedule 2026 Final Budget NWCCOG 2024 Goals & Objectives 2026 NWCCOG Council Meeting Schedule Annual Dues Spreadsheet and Audited Financials are found here. Council Approved Policies Guidelines and Procedures can be found here. Bylaws Back to Main Page
- [Requests for Proposals](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-organization/employment-opportunities/requests-for-proposals/) - Requests for Proposals Back to Main Page Vintage Area Agency on Aging seeks Proposals for Services
- [Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/resources/) - Resources QQ Member Handbook • Click here to view QQ’s Member Handbook, a resource that provides more information about QQ, water quality and quantity law and regulation, local land use regulation as it intersects with water management, and the greater Colorado River Basin. Resource Guides and Model Codes • Model Water Quality Protection Standards for
- [Required Test Forms](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/elevator-inspection-program/required-test-forms/) - Required Test Forms Escalator – Moving Walk NWCCOG Safety Test Form Elevator Hydraulic NWCCOG Safety Test Form Platform Lift NWCCOG Safety Test Form Roped Hydraulic NWCCOG Safety Test Traction NWCCOG Safety Test Form Emergency Power Testing Form – NWCCOG Residential Inspection Worksheet 2026 Back to Main Page
- [Employment Opportunities](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-organization/employment-opportunities/) - Current Job Openings Benefits Handbook RFPs Certified Age Friendly Employer (CAFE) The Age Friendly Foundation’s Certified Age Friendly Employer (CAFE) program is an initiative to identify those organizations that are committed to being the best places to work for employees at or above age 50, and to assist age 50+ job seekers by identifying age
- [RTCC](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/mobility/rtcc/) - About the RTCC The Regional Transportation Coordinating Council (RTCC) was formed in 2010 after a study on the growing older adult population in our region identified the addressing of gaps in transportation services as a major regional priority. Transportation across county boundaries to access healthcare facilities and other services was one clear gap. While the
- [Mobility Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/mobility/rtcc/mobility-resources/) - Mobility Resources Hub Sort by CountyAllAdamsAlamosaArapahoeArchuletaBacaBentBoulderChaffeeCheyenneClear CreekConejosCostillaCrowleyCusterDeltaDoloresDouglasEagleEl PasoElbertFremontGarfieldGilpinGrandGunnisonHinsdaleHuerfanoJacksonJeffersonKiowaKit CarsonLa PlataLakeLarimerLas AnimasLincolnLoganMesaMineralMoffatMontezumaMontroseMorganOteroOurayParkPhillipsPitkinProwersPuebloRio BlancoRio GrandeRouttSaguacheSan JuanSan MiguelSedgwickSummitTellerWashingtonWeldYumaSort by ServiceView AllADA ParatransitAmbulatoryCan Diviate 1/4 MileCarpool or RideshareCost-shared carpoolingDeviated Fixed RouteDial-a-Ride / On DemandExpress busFixed routeMedical TransportationNon-Emergent Medical Transportation (NEMT)Older adult transportation (65 years+)Private RideRegional Bus ServiceTaxi ServiceVeteran TransportationVolunteer Driver ProgramClear Filters Basalt Connect Free | Carpool or RideshareDial-a-Ride
- [Watershed Services and 208 Plan](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/watershedservices/) - Watershed Services and 208 Plan NWCCOG is the designated regional water quality management agency for the region, and as such NWCCOG’s Watershed Services Program completes and implements a water quality management plan for the region (“208 Plan”), in compliance with Section 208 of the Clean Water Act. The 208 Plan functions as a Master Plan
- [NWCCOG Watershed Services](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/watershed-services/) - NWCCOG is the designated regional water quality management agency for the region, and as such NWCCOG’s Watershed Services Program completes and implements a water quality management plan for the region (“208 Plan”), in compliance with Section 208 of the Clean Water Act. The 208 Plan functions as a Master Plan for water quality management in
- [Facilitations](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/member-services/facilitations/) - Facilitations NWCCOG Executive Director, Jon Stavney, has extensive experience in local government, working with staff, boards and councils. He places a high value on any opportunity to advise, guide or assist councils/boards and staff at critical decision points or when they want to improve their governance skills. Elections provide this opportunity on a regular, scheduled
- [Elevator Site Finder](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/elevator-inspection-program/elevator-site-finder-2/) - Elevator Site Finder Site under construction, new site coming 2026 Email elevator@nwccog.org with the elevator number, CP number or address for the report you are searching for. Back to Main Page
- [Enforcement Process & Procedures](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/elevator-inspection-program/enforcement-process-procedures/) - Enforcement Process & Procedures NWCCOG Enforcement Process Affidavit Enforcement Policies and Procedures Back to Main Page
- [Data Center](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/data-center/) - Data Center NWCCOG Regional Economic Update: July 2025 The July 2025 Regional Economic Update presents the most recently-released jobs and wages data published by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) for Q4 2024 for the NWCCOG Region which includes the six counties of Eagle, Grand, Jackson, Pitkin, Routt
- [Mobility](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/mobility/) - IMTPR RTCC partners Newsletters Who We Are The role of NWCCOG’s Regional Mobility Director is to support and manage the Intermountain Transportation Planning Region (IMTPR) and the Regional Transportation Coordinating Council (RTCC). The responsibilities include developing a more well‐rounded regional transportation strategy for both groups, maintaining and improving partnerships with regional transit agencies, developing more
- [Contact Us](https://www.nwccog.org/contact-us/) - For General Inquiries Physical Address: 249 Warren Ave. Silverthorne, CO 80498 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2308 Silverthorne, CO 80498 Phone: 970.468.0295 Fax: 970.468.1208 Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. Notice to the Public of Rights Under Title VI The Northwest Colorado Council of Governments operates its programs and services without regard to race, color,
- [How to Participate](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/project-thor/participate/) - How to Participate Project THOR is a local government owned, privately managed open access middle mile transport network. The network was developed to bring reliable, affordable, accessible broadband to communities and service providers in NW Colorado. The network delivers point-to-point and point-to-multipoint (Port to Port) transport services and discounted IP bandwidth to communities and service
- [Project THOR](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/project-thor/) - THOR for Communities How to Participate Network Architecture What Is Project THOR? In 2020, Northwest Colorado Council of Governments (NWCCOG), announced the completion of Critical Broadband Infrastructure along I-70 and participating communities bringing accessible, affordable, reliable broadband to rural communities across NW Colorado. Project THOR is a middle-mile network establishing carrier-class connectivity between 14 communities
- [About QQ & Its Policies](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/) - About QQ The Water Quality/Quantity Committee (QQ) comprises municipalities, counties, water and sanitation districts, and conservancy districts in the headwaters region of Colorado located in Grand, Summit, Eagle, Pitkin, Routt, and Gunnison counties. The Colorado River Water Conservation District, Middle Park Water Conservancy District, Ruedi Water & Power Authority, and Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy
- [Resiliency](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/resiliency/) - Resiliency What is Resilience? Resilience is the ability of a region or community to anticipate, withstand, and bounce back from any type of shock, disruption, or stressor. These shocks can include natural disasters, hazards, and the impacts of a changing climate, but also man-made economic disruptions such as the closure of a region’s large employer,
- [Colorado Affordable Energy Program](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/colorado-affordable-energy-program/) - Colorado Affordable Energy Program The Colorado Affordable Residential Energy Program (CARE) is a partnership between NWCCOG, local participating utility companies and Energy Outreach Colorado. CARE installs FREE energy efficiency upgrades to reduce the home energy bills of income-qualifying households in participating counties. Do I qualify? You live in a participating county: Chaffee, Clear Creek, Eagle,
- [Search NWCCOG](https://www.nwccog.org/search/) - Search for:Search Button
- [Council Clipboard - Return on Investment for Affordable Housing](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-resources/council-clipboard/return-of-investment-for-affordable-housing-test-for-clipboard/) - A member, who hasn’t been as active in workforce housing policy, requested information recently on how different communities calculate the value of a dollar spent on housing. Turns out communities as this very question in different ways and come up with different metrics. Below are a variety of documents highlighting how different communities ask and
- [Newsletters](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/mobility/newsletters/) - Newsletters May 2025 Mobility Program Newsletter Learn More April 2025 Mobility Program Newsletter February 2025 Mobility Program Newsletter January 2025 Mobility Program Newsletter December 2024 Mobility Program Newsletter November 2024 Mobility Program Newsletter Past Newsletters September 2024 Mobility Program Newsletter August 2024 Mobility Program Newsletter July 2024 Mobility Program Newsletter May Mobility Program Newsletter April
- [NWCCOG Foundation](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/member-services/nwccog-foundation/) - NWCCOG Foundation The Mission of the NWCCOG Foundation is to provide a mechanism for the member jurisdictions of Northwest Colorado Council of Governments to work collaboratively with not for profit organizations, citizen based groups and individuals on projects of mutual interest and benefit for the region. The NWCCOG Foundation Inc. was incorporated November 4, 1996
- [Success Story](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/project-thor/elementor-7410/aspen-community-broadband/) - NWCCOG Women Making a Difference in Local Government Rachel Tuyn Dillon Town Councilor Economic Development Director for NWCCOG What inspired you to run for Dillon Town Council? I wake up every day and look out my window at Lake Dillon and I am so grateful that I get to live here. There was an opportunity
- [Sign up for the Newsletter](https://www.nwccog.org/about/communications/sign-up-newsletter/) - Sign up for the Newsletter Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
- [Media](https://www.nwccog.org/about/communications/press-releases/) - Media NWCCOG Press Releases Subscribe Landmark Agreement Launches Three Lakes CLEAR Initiative with $30 Million Commitment to Improve Grand Lake Clarity Northwest Colorado communities are meeting a period of rapid change with collaboration, practical leadership and a clear commitment to long-term sustainability. The Regional Statistical Analysis Project brings together perspectives from more than 100 leaders
- [Northwest Regional Healthcare Coalition](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/health-care-coalition/) - Northwest Regional Healthcare Coalition In 2017, The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (CDPHE_OEPR) established the Colorado Regional Healthcare Coalition (HCC) collaborative network of healthcare organizations and their respective public and private sector response partners who will serve as a multiagency coordinating group to assist with preparedness, response,
- [EDD Resource Subscribe](https://www.nwccog.org/edd-resource-subscribe/) - EDD Resource Subscribe Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
- [Client Profile](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/northwest-loan-fund/eagle-climbing-fitness/) - Eagle Climbing + Fitness NLF Funds enabled EC+F to equip and staff a world-class facility without high interest loans or unreasonable loan covenants Funds used for Equipment – Climbing walls, Hand Holds, Padded Flooring, Harnesses, Ropes, Etc. NLF is proud to be the public lender for this project…THE world-class climbing gym and fitness facility between
- [Policy Four](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/policy-4/) - Protecting Water Quality On a broad scale, QQ advocates for regional water quality interests during rule makings before the Water Quality Control Commission (WQCC) and Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB), defends the 208 Plan, and insures that water development in the headwaters does not adversely impact water quality. QQ also works to protect local wastewater
- [Integrating Land Use and Water Planning](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/policy-one/integrating-land-use-and-water-planning/) - Integrating Land Use and Water Planning QQ works to strengthen available tool to protect water quality and quantity, including assisting local governments in strengthening and implementing water quality provisions of their land use codes. The QQ region owes its economic well-being to the natural beauty and resources that surround its communities. Water supports a strong
- [Meet the Team](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/meet-the-team/) - Meet the Energy Program Team Doug Jones Director 970.468.0295djones@nwccog.org In twenty years working just about every role up to his current one as Program Director, Doug has shaped the Energy department into an innovative, mission-based program. Raised in Pennsylvania, where he achieved an Associate Degree in Architectural Technology, Jones then worked for five years with
- [Energy Program](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/) - CARE Pay it Forward Weatherization Assistance Meet the Team Crisis Intervention Who We Are NWCCOG’s Energy Program provides quality energy efficiency services in a safe and cost-effective manner to income qualified households across a 13 county territory of Northwest Colorado. The Energy Program administers 3 programs designed to lower energy costs for income qualifying Coloradoan’s:
- [Our Organization](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-organization/)
- [RTCC Partners](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/mobility/rtcc-partners/) - RTCC Partners Ride Glenwood Springs In the picturesque city of Glenwood Springs, public transportation isn't just about getting from point A to B; it's about creating connections, fostering sustainability, and embracing inclusivity. RGS provides local transport and connects to regional RFTA, intrastate Bustang Service, interstate Greyhound Bus Lines, and cross-country Amtrak Rail. Learn More Town
- [Reports](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/member-services/reports/) - Reports and innovative ideas to increase the supply of affordable workforce housing. Learn More 2023 Member Auditors Spreadsheet Not all research projects involve a deep dive. Sometimes it is valuable enough to gather information from among the membership to ask the question often asked by someone on just about every board, every year when something
- [Our Region](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/our-region/) - Our Region The NWCCOG Economic Development District Region consists of the counties of Eagle, Grand, Jackson, Pitkin and Summit in the northwest portion of Colorado. While Routt County is not in the officially designated EDD, it is a part of the NWCCOG region, and as such, supports the EDD with member dues. Thus, Routt County
- [Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/resources/) - Resources News BROADBAND RFP Network Operator Services – Proposals will be accepted until 5 PM MT on Friday, August 27, 2021 Vail Daily: Project THOR a hidden hero in reopening of Glenwood Canyon Colorado Sun: Spurred by the threat of wildfires, an Estes Park broadband project moved at the speed of light Grand County Broadband
- [Broadband Stories](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/stories/) - Broadband Stories The Town of Red Cliff This is one of our first shared successes, and feels like an old story by now but we continue to highlight it because the tiny town of Redcliff, population 267, 150 households and 46 children at the time of the project being lit in January of 2018 had
- [About](https://www.nwccog.org/about/) - What Is NWCCOG? Northwest Colorado Council of Governments (NWCCOG) is a voluntary association of county and municipal governments that, individually and collectively, believe working together on a regional basis provides benefits that could not be obtained alone. There is no universal model for regional councils of governments. There are 14 regional governmental associations within Colorado.
- [Approval Process](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/northwest-loan-fund/approval-process/) - Approval Process Keep in mind each situation is unique, and each loan application proceeds at a different pace depending on complexity of the application among other factors. The following are general steps that an application passes through on the way to a funding decision: Initial discussion with Director or Loan Assistant to determine fit for
- [Pay It Forward](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/faq/) - Pay It Forward If your household does not qualify for free assistance you can sign up for our Pay it Forward Service Program. We will send our experienced technicians out to your home to conduct an energy assessment, perform health and safety checks and identify any issues responsible for energy loss. We will then recommend
- [Crisis Intervention Program](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/crisis-intervention-program/) - Crisis Intervention Program If you are without heat, there is help available. Energy Outreach Colorado’s Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) helps coordinate emergency repair and/or replacement of your heating systems. While the program does not provide routine maintenance, it will help to get your heat back on when it goes out. The services provided include: Repair
- [Council Clipboard](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-resources/council-clipboard/) - Council Clipboard The Second Home Tax Is a Win for New York The article argues that New York City’s new tax on luxury second homes is a fair, narrowly targeted way to make wealthy part-time residents contribute more to the services they use. While it will not solve the city’s budget, housing, or property-tax problems
- [Values](https://www.nwccog.org/about/values/) - Values What Members Say Are the Advantages of a Regional Organization NWCCOG provides services to its members that are more cost-effective and efficient when executed on a regional basis, rather than being duplicated by each member jurisdiction. For example, the NWCCOG Elevator Inspection Program ensures that member jurisdictions remain in compliance with building codes by
- [Network Architecture](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/project-thor/network-architecture/) - Network Architecture Current Architecture 2024 Original Project Thor Map - 2020 Back to Main Page
- [THOR for Communities](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/project-thor/host-resources/) - THOR for Communities Project THOR was created to help communities bring affordable, reliable, accessible broadband to their communities. When matched by local broadband programs and internet service providers interested in serving homes, businesses, government, and community anchor institutions via local fiber and wireless network, Project THOR delivers bringing best in class broadband solutions to our
- [Loan Application Forms](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/northwest-loan-fund/loan-application-forms/) - Loan Application Forms Please contact the NLF Director prior to submitting any forms so that staff can ensure that application is eligible, a good fit for the program, and that the loan fund is the best option for your situation. Loan Application Checklist Loan Application Summary Authorization for Credit Check Sample Personal Financial Statement Employment-Plan
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- [Member Survey Results](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/member-survey-results/) - 2021 Member Survey Results 2019 Member Survey Results 2017 Member Survey Results Back to Main Page
- [Council Clipboard - Behavioral Health](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-resources/council-clipboard/council-clipboard-behavioral-health/) - Council members have discussed the need for regional behavioral health studies. In recent years, courageous leaders in the high country have taken bold steps to address a crisis that impacts us each and all. In 2022, NWCCOG will highlight those efforts and encourage action in other communities. I’m talking about a suite of issues known as Behavioral
- [Policy Five](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/policy-5/) - Influencing Water Policy QQ educates policy makers and coordinates with State water planning efforts to expand the scope of state water policy to include water quality, headwaters impacts, and recognition of instream water uses. QQ works with members to identify and plan for future West Slope water needs. QQ monitors legislation for QQ members and
- [Policy Three](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/policy-3/) - Oversight of Transmountain Diversion Proposals and Projects QQ monitors and evaluates potential Front Range development projects, alerts QQ members of possible impacts, and provides technical assistance to QQ members to determine potential water quality and quantity impacts and potential mitigation of proposed projects or expansions. QQ also works to influence existing projects to minimize local
- [Policy Two](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/policy-2/) - Building Coalitions and Education QQ’s work in this area focuses on advocating for “smart growth” and better linking water and land use planning through out the state, coordinating with elected officials, state agencies, and other partners on water quality interests, and fostering the productive regional management of water resources. Our work: Member education Education on
- [Policy One](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/policy-one/) - Protecting and implementing local authority to protect water resources. QQ’s work in this area broadly includes any efforts to protect water quality and quantity and defend local government ability to regulate for environmental protection, including protecting local 1041 authority. Lately, many challenges to local government ability to regulate for environmental protection has arisen in the
- [Success Stories](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/nwccog-economic-development-district/success-stories/) - I am text block. Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
- [Our Director](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-organization/our-director/) - Jon Stavney Executive Director 970-468-0295 jstavney@nwccog.org Jon Stavney, as Executive Director of Northwest Colorado Council of Governments, is a leader passionate about improving local government through information sharing, innovation and best practices. Since being hired in November of 2016, Jon has worked closely with program directors at NWCCOG to develop clear goals and maintain the
- [Elected Official Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/elected-official-resources/) - The Essential Emergency Manager Video Citizen Preparedness Citizen-Preparedness-Resource Committees Homeland-Security-Grant-Program Resources from Past Workshops Vimeo Presentations Lessons Learned from the 2013 Flood in Lyons, Co Lessons Learned from the 2018 Lake Christine Fire How to Prepare “Before it Happens” & State/Federal Government Involvement During the BIG One Pre-disaster Mitigation and Land Use Planning for Community
- [About Emergency Management](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/about-emergency-management/) - Whole Community Philosophy in NWAHEMR Emergency Management requires the involvement of the whole community. Aligning plans for mitigation and response to a disaster with local businesses, hospitals, utility companies, schools, senior centers, other care centers, non-profit organizations, houses of worship, and more is imperative for saving lives and structures. It ensures essential services are protected
- [NWCCOG Community Metrics Survey](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/member-services/the-mountain-community-survey/) - Who Should Complete the Survey and How can I Help? Survey Distribution The initial phase of the Mountain Community Survey involved sending postcards to a random sample of residents and second homeowners across the five counties in the NWCCOG area. This part of the survey, already conducted, was designed to gather statistically accurate data from
- [County Websites](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/county-websites/) - [icon-button icon="icon-website" link="" title="" type=""]
- [NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit 2023](https://www.nwccog.org/nwccog-regional-economic-summit-2023/) - 2023 NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit Thursday, May 4Silverthorne Pavilion400 Blue River ParkwaySilverthorne, CO 80498 NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit Agenda Speaker Bios Attendee List Registration $25.00 / person includes lunch and refreshments Click Here to Register Online ORChecks payable to: NWCCOGPO Box 2308Silverthorne, CO 80498 Thank you to our sponsors and supporters! Presentations Audience Participation Interactive
- [NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit 2022](https://www.nwccog.org/regional-summit/) - 2022 NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit May 4, 2022 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Silverthorne Pavilion 400 Blue River Parkway Silverthorne, Colorado Regional Economic Summit Thank you to all who joined the 2022 NWCCOG Regional Economic Summit. 2022 Regional Economic Summit AgendaNWCCOG Regional Economic Summit 2022 Speaker Bios Thank you to all the presenters who made this
- [Business Loan Fund Conference October 26-28, 2022](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/northwest-loan-fund/business-lending-conference-october-26-28-2022/) - Registration Fee $122/person. Click here to pay via credit card or mail check to:Northwest Loan Fund, PO Box 2308, Silverthorne, CO 80498 Please send RSVP via Outlook invite or email to tshirey@nwccog.org and let me know if you will be a climber or a spectator on Wednesday 10/26 Bring your walking shoes, all locations in Steamboat are within walking
- [Council Clipboard - Tiny Homes](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-resources/council-clipboard/council-clipboard-tiny-homes/) - There are a LOT of tiny home support groups on the internet. One of the more established sites is for 501c3 public charity non-profit Tiny House Alliance USA which has information on certifying and insuring tiny homes as well as tracking codes and news about tiny homes. They also list resources that include architectural services, design and
- [Council Clipboard - Housing Policies](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-resources/council-clipboard/housing-policies-test-for-clipboard/) - Housing Policies It is often noted that discussions about public policy, economics, or quality of life in the NWCCOG Region eventually lead to housing. The issue is not new to our region. In fact, many of our jurisdictions have been on the cutting edge of public policy in the housing sector for decades. There is
- [Reports - Test Page](https://www.nwccog.org/reports-test-page/) - Regional Statistical Analysis ProjectNorthwest Colorado’s mountain and rural communities are navigating rapid change, with housing affordability, workforce shortages, infrastructure demands and environmental pressures increasingly shaping daily life. The Regional Statistical Analysis Project brings together insights from more than 100 leaders across 25 communities and organizations to better understand these shared conditions. The findings show that
- [THE EAGLE VALLEY TRAIL IS ALMOST COMPLETE!](https://www.nwccog.org/eco-trails-project/) - Once the final 12 miles of trail are completed, the 63-mile paved Eagle Valley Trail will connect the communities of Eagle County with neighboring counties. You will be able to travel from Summit County over Vail Pass to Glenwood Springs and on to Aspen without ever having to get on a highway! Currently, the only
- [ADA Popup Content](https://www.nwccog.org/ada-popup-content/) - NWCCOG is dedicated to making necessary accommodations to provide access to the services we provide and the information on this website. Please visit the ADA Accessible icon on the bottom right of our website. If you would like assistance with access to documents, content or services, please contact us at office@nwccog.org for the most timely
- [Wild and Scenic](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/wild-scenic/) - QQ has participated in and supported efforts of the Upper Colorado River Wild and Scenic Stakeholder Group (W&S SG) since its inception in 2007. The W&S SG works collaboratively to balance permanent protection of the Outstandingly Remarkable Values, certainty for the stakeholders, water project yield, and flexibility for water users along the Upper Colorado River,
- [QQ Page 2](https://www.nwccog.org/qq-page2/) - WHAT'S NEW: Proposed Henderson Mill Water Treatment Plan. Fact sheet available here. QQ had a presentation on the proposed Henderson Mill WTP on Thurs. Oct. 22nd. The new Water Savings Resource Guide and Model Provisions for the Colorado Headwaters is now available! Check it out at www.nwccog.org/water-savings-guidance! (May 4, 2020) New to QQ? We have a QQ
- [QQ Page 1](https://www.nwccog.org/qq-page-1/) - NEW: Water Savings Resource Guide and Model Provisions for the Colorado Headwaters Region, finalized April 2020 and available on this page: www.nwccog.org/water-savings-guidance QQ works to strengthen available tools to protect water quality and quantity, including assisting local governments in strengthening and implementing water quality provisions of their land use codes. The QQ region owes its economic
- [Local 1041 Authority](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/water-quality-quantity/mission-and-policies/elementor-7976/) - Background House Bill 1041 (CRS § 24-65.1-101 et seq.), also known as the Areas and Activities of State Interest Act, was enacted in 1974 and allows counties and municipalities to regulate a wide variety of areas and development activities, including new or major extensions of water projects. The purpose of 1041 Regulations is to mitigate
- [COVID Resource Guide](https://www.nwccog.org/about/communications/covid-resource-guide/) - PREPARATION, NOT PANIC The links on this page are links to reliable government resources for use in gaining the most current, accurate information. While we realize these are stressful times for many, the best thing to do is to have access to what the experts are telling all of us. There are so many stories
- [Success Story](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/broadband-program/project-thor/elementor-7410/) - Breckenridge Fiber9600 Things move fast in Breck. The Town recently invested in an extensive network of public fiber to accelerate innovative solutions to major challenges. The Town of Breckenridge was the first to connect to Project THOR through a Summit County hosted Meet-me-Center location to support their ambitious municipal broadband project, known as Fiber9600 (9600
- [Success Story](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/salamander-credentialing-system/) - Salamander Credentialing System One example of grant purchased equipment used by every County is the Salamander Credentialing System which they share in massive disasters. The Salamander is a card ID system which can print new cards on site, and is used to track the location of personnel and equipment in real time. It keeps records
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- [Independent Living Times](https://www.nwccog.org/independent-living-times/) - Subscribe State Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Public Notice for Coordination and Advocacy FundingNotice is given that the Alpine Area Agency on Aging is requesting funds for coordination and advocacy after the state and federal administration funds are expended for the upcoming state fiscal year cycle of July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. The information is
- [EDD Success Stories](https://www.nwccog.org/about/communications/edd-success-stories/) - Subscribe Summit County businesses participate in Rebuild Program offered by the Summit Prosperity InitiativeAmid widespread business shutdowns, several local businesses turned to the Summit Biz Rebuild program for help in keeping their business afloat and successful. The program was run through the Summit Prosperity Initiative, a project of the Summit Chamber of Commerce. The program
- [Council Profiles](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-profiles/) - Chair Alyssa Shenk Vice Chair Patti Clapper Secretary/Treasurer Carolyn Skowyra
- [Secretary-Treasurer](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-profile-secretary-treasurer/) - [teammembers_tdl id="6917" showFeatured="yes"]
- [Vice Chair](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-profile-vice-chair/) - [teammembers_tdl id="6916" showFeatured="yes"]
- [Council Profile - Chair](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/our-council/council-profile-chair/) - [teammembers_tdl id="6689" showFeatured="yes"]
- [Department Goals](https://www.nwccog.org/about/values/department-goals/) - Each NWCCOG program and department has clear objectives and goals are updated annually. 2018 Department Goals: Alpine Area Agency on Aging Economic Development District Elevator Inspection District Member Services Indirect Northwest Loan Fund Regional Broadband Regional Transportation Coordinating Council - Mountain Ride Watershed Services Weatherization
- [E-Bikes Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/member-services/reports/e-bikes-resources/) - E-Bikes Report - April 2018 E-Bike Presentations: E-Bikes & Community Mobility in Glenwood Springs - Tanya Allen E-Bikes on Regional Trails - Rob Schoeber E-Bikes in the News: Aspen, Basalt first in country to offer free bike sharing - Aspen Times ATimes Big debate coming this spring DPost E-bikes put the “easy” in riding but
- [Pay it Forward](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/pay-it-forward/) - Pay it Forward Description: If your household does not qualify for free assistance you can sign up for our Pay it Forward Program. We will send our experienced technicians out to your home to conduct an energy assessment, performing health and safety checks and identifying any issues responsible for energy loss. We will then recommend
- [How do I qualify?](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/how-do-i-qualify/) - Do I qualify? Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) If you are without heat, there is help available. Energy Outreach Colorado’s Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) helps coordinate emergency repair and/or replacement of your heating systems. While the program does not provide routine maintenance, it will help to get your heat back on when it goes out. The
- [Download Application](https://www.nwccog.org/programs/energy-program/download-application/)
- [EDD Feed](https://www.nwccog.org/edd-feed/) - [successStories]
- [Our Mission](https://www.nwccog.org/our-mission/) - oUR mISSION The purpose of the Northwest Colorado Council of Governments is to be responsive to our members’ needs and interests by providing guidance and assistance in problem solving, information sharing and partnership building, advocating members’ interests and needs with local, state and federal entities, and providing quality services to our membership that are relevant,
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- [People](https://www.nwccog.org/about/people/) - Our People
- [Our Director, John's Blog](https://www.nwccog.org/our-director-johns-blog/) - Jon Stavney has served as the Executive Director for NWCCOG since November 1 of 2016. He lives in Eagle with his wife and teenage daughter in a home they designed and built themselves in 2001. Since moving to Eagle in 1996, Jon has found many ways to serve the community, starting in 1998 with 10
- [Places](https://www.nwccog.org/about/places/)
- [The Success Stories](https://www.nwccog.org/the-success-stories/)

## Team Member

- [Kristin Green](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/kristin-green/) - Kristin is currently director of the Northwest Colorado Council of Government’s Water Quality/Quantity Committee (QQ). She holds a PhD in natural resources and environmental studies from the University of New Hampshire and a master's in environmental and natural resource law and policy from the University of Denver. Kristin had five years of professional experience working with
- [Barbara Green](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/barbara-green/)
- [Ashley Bembenek](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/ashley-bembenek/) - Ashley Bembenek is the principal scientist and owner of Alpine Environmental Consultants, a firm that specializes is watershed planning and related issues. Ashley graduated with honors from Montana State University with a degree in environmental science that focused on soil and water. She has 14 years professional experience and has worked in western Colorado for
- [Torie Jarvis](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/torie-jarvis/) - Torie has more than a decade of experience assisting counties, municipalities, and special districts in translating local goals and data into practical, customized local regulations and policies. Her expertise includes water quality and drinking water protection, administrative environmental regulation, oil and gas regulation, and water-related hazard mitigation planning. Torie started her work with NWCCOG/ QQ
- [Darcy Owens](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/darcy-owens/) - Darcy supports the Energy Program by helping managers and crew leaders to attract, retain, and train field team members who install weatherization and energy efficiency improvements in homes throughout Northwest Colorado. Darcy has been a workforce and economic development professional in Northwest Colorado for 10+ years and has held a Senior Professional in Human Resources
- [Becky Baugh](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/becky-baugh/) - Becky Baugh brings more than 20 years of human resources experience to NWCCOG, with a career rooted in both the private sector and local government right here in the Colorado mountains. She has spent the better part of two decades helping organizations build strong, people-first cultures — from guiding companies through periods of rapid growth
- [Justin Fjeld](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/justin-fjeld/) - Justin Fjeld has worked in the elevator industry since 2012, building extensive experience across both the Denver metro area before transitioning to Colorado’s Western Slope, where he has served as a Lead Technician since 2014. Throughout his career, he earned his Conveyance Mechanics License and developed a strong reputation for technical expertise, professionalism, steady demeanor,
- [Jonathan Godes](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/jonathan-godes/) - Jonathan has lived and worked in the mountain communities of the Western Slope building relationships, fostering collaborations, and working in, and with, local governments and the nonprofit community for the last 20 years. He founded the Boys & Girls Club of Craig and served as its Executive Director before moving to Glenwood Springs to work for
- [Blaine Rhoden](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/blaine-rhoden/) - Blaine Rhoden serves as Deputy Director of the Northwest Loan Fund at the Northwest Colorado Council of Governments. Originally from Florida, Blaine earned his degree in Food and Resource Economics from the University of Florida before moving to Colorado to pursue his Juris Doctor at the University of Denver. Prior to joining NWCCOG, he worked in private equity,
- [Nicole Bridgewater](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/nicole-bridgewater/) - My journey in the elevator trade brought us to Eagle County in 2009. Living in the mountains has been incredible, and the welcoming community and access to outdoor activities have given our family experiences we’ll cherish forever. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, and cuddling with my pups. You’ll
- [Bryanne Busato](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/bryanne-busato/) - Bryanne is the Operations Manager for the Elevator Inspection Program, bringing dedication, organization, and a passion for community to her role. Outside of work, she’s known for her unique talents in sewing and high-altitude paleo baking. She can also be found nordic skiing with her kids in the buggy, accompanied by her dogs running alongside.
- [Moira Vander Meer](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/m-vander-meer/) - Moira Vander Meer started at NWCCOG in late March of 2024 and is a long time local of Summit County. One of her hobbies is scuba diving all over the world, being PADI open water and deep-water scuba diving certified in Mexico and recertified in Honduras. Moira loves getting to see so many unique eco-systems
- [David Harris](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/david-harris/) - Mr. David Harris certainly knows the state conveyance regulations. He developed and enforced those regulations in his prior 8 years as Chief Conveyance Officer for the State of Colorado, a position overseeing all local elevator inspection programs across the state. Mr. Harris is respected nationally for his leadership and knowledge within the industry. He is
- [Erin Fisher](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/erin-fisher/) - Erin is the Director of Vintage. While her roots are in Georgia, her soul thrives in Colorado. She received her master’s degree in Gerontology because aging is so cool that everyone is doing it. When she isn’t perfecting the art of fly fishing, you may find her forest bathing, dancing under the moon, reading Anne
- [Becky Walter](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/becky-walter/) - Becky joined NWCCOG in 2019 and now serves as Finance Director, where she has modernized core systems across accounting, HR, and administration. She has led major process improvements and system implementations, including digitizing financial workflows, strengthening grant administration, and building efficient, scalable structures that support the organization’s growth. Before joining NWCCOG, Becky worked in operations
- [Tina Strang](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/tina-strang/)
- [Ceci Peterson](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/ceci-peterson/)
- [Amanda Rens-Moon](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/amanda-rens-moon/)
- [Dana Wood](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/dana-wood/) - Dana Wood is a Kalamazoo, Michigan native and has been living, playing, and working in the Colorado River Valley area since 2011. She currently lives in the small community of Silt in Garfield County with her dog, Luna. She is the Mobility Director for NWCCOG and manages the Regional Transportation Coordinating Council (RTCC) and the
- [Nicholas Miller](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/nicholas-miller/) - Now managing this program in Garfield County for NWCCOG, Nick has earned his way up the ladder in the Energy Program. Besides BPI, CHC and RRP trainings, Nick also has training in supervision, and HVAC. Nick is proud of what his program is able to do for people he considers his neighbors.
- [Nate Speerstra](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/nate-speerstra/)
- [Justin Wiseman](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/justin-wiseman/) - Recognized for his work and expertise, Justin leads the most complex programs in Energy including the HVAC Team, and has been asked to speak at national conferences about heat pumps. Justin helped develop the unique BEECH program, which is a partnership with Eagle County that puts to full use his more than 10 years of
- [Jake Fockelmann](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/jake-fockelmann/) - Jake leads a different team now, having once been a Calvary Scout in the Army for 6 years. Jake came to the Energy program with 15 years of maintenance and construction experience on military bases and in luxury homes. His specialty in HVAC, sense of humor and love of “wide open rural areas,” small towns
- [Greg Colasinski](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/greg-colanaski/)
- [Emily Hoskins](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/emily-hoskins-2/) - Emily joined the Weatherization team in 2018. Her expertise and enthusiasm were pivotal in the program’s expansion from serving 130 households just a couple years ago to over 370 annually in 2024. With 5 separate programs, hundreds of community partners, and dozens of eligibility criteria, Emily’s leverages her MBA, marketing and communications background on a
- [Ashley Oberg](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/ashley-oberg/) - Growing up on a small farm, Ashley learned a variety of mechanical and construction skills before going into the building supply business. She has risen quickly through the Energy Program, starting in 2021, being promoted to Crew Leader in 2023 and now running an entire program. Ashley has trained in Building Science Principles (BPI) Infiltration
- [Jason Broadbent](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/jason-broadbent/) - As his title suggests, Jason has leveraged NWCCOG’s robust training program combined with on-the-job training to quickly learn a wide variety of technical skills. Coming to Colorado from the Northeast where he graduated from Northern Vermont University, Jason progressed through the management ladder in the hospitality and tourism field before using his cold climate expertise
- [Neal Ashforth](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/neal-ashforth-2/) - A consummate ski tuner and bike repairman, Neil never met a bike too old or broken to not bring home to fix. He likes a good puzzle. His decade building custom homes made him a natural fit for the Energy Program and he really likes “making a difference for people and the environment. Neil is
- [Tyler Treganza](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/tyler-treganza/) - Tyler manages the CARE Program, which serves the western counties in the Energy Program’s region, including Garfield, Eagle, Rio Blanco, and Moffat. Originally from Iowa, Tyler gained diverse work experience in roles ranging from a hardware store employee to a motorcycle body shop technician and resort maintenance worker before beginning his career in weatherization. Tyler
- [Julian Gonzalez](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/julian-gonzalez/) - Growing along with the Energy Program for the past 6 years, Julian began his career in weatherization at Longs Peak Energy Conservation Center where he held a variety positions. He anchors the Western region counties of Garfield, Eagle, Rio Blanco, and Moffat as the WAP manager based in Rifle. As might have guessed, Julian is
- [Clayton Van Thullenar](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/clayton-van-thullenar/) - An adventurer who has travelled remote Alaska’s Yukon territory it’s a good thing Clay is Wilderness First Responder (WFR) trained in addition to his growing credential list at NWCCOG where he has a variety of BPI and other trainings. Clay thrives on the hard work, and travel because he knows what his crew does for
- [Aaron Simmons](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/aaron-simmons/)
- [William Wright](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/william-wright/) - Joining the Energy Team in 2022, Bill helped the growing program open the Eagle County Warehouse location in Gypsum, which was a collaborative effort with his previous employer. Bill’s successful career in contracting and construction informed his work for Eagle County Housing, as it does his new challenge of organizing all the inventory across three
- [Jeanne Huggins](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/jeanne-huggins/) - Jeanne spent a previous career assisting farmers, ranchers and small town businesses with insurance and banking solutions, and since 2023 she now helps families in those same small, rural communities with her compassionate, adaptable approach to client assistance. Jeanne has a personalized approach to customer service that is appreciated by her clients. She has even
- [Justin McClure](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/justin-mcclure/) - An itinerant worker, Justin has worked on drill rigs and pipelines all over the Rocky Mountains and the Southwest before relocating from California to Colorado in 2010. Justin loves the 4 day work week which allows him to enjoy music festivals and concerts in the Grand Junction and Fruita area on weekends. Though Weatherization work
- [Jacob Johnson](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/jacob-johnson/)
- [AJ Wiseley](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/aj-wiseley/) - AJ is an adventurous spirit with a passion for extreme sports like mountain biking, snowboarding, paddle boarding, and camping. A year ago, he and his wife left Ft. Collins for Wildernest to immerse themselves in the mountains, joined by their two dogs, Copper and Tesla. AJ has traveled to over 30 countries, with Japan as
- [Kevin Vermillion](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/kevin-vermillion/) - As an Eagle Scout, meaningful work is important to Kevin. His work allows him to benefit the environment while engaging his creative, critical thinking skills retrofitting homes. As an outdoor enthusiast, Kevin also loves the 10 hour/4 day work week which sometimes involves travel to communities around the Colorado high country. Being paid to get
- [Trevor Mosher](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/trevor-mosher/) - I’ve been in the elevator industry for 10 years. Aside from inspecting elevators I’m a proud father of five children. My wife and kids are the biggest joys and sources of passion and inspiration of my life. We live in the tiny town of De Beque which we love, it’s a great central location for
- [Kimmie Mirto](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/kimmie-mirto/) - Hi, I’m Kimmie Mirto, your friendly neighborhood elevator inspector! I have a decade of experience in the elevator industry. When I’m not climbing on top of elevators or into elevator pits, you’ll often find me exploring our beautiful towns with my husband, Josh, and our son, Aurelius. We feel truly blessed to live in our
- [Darren Sandell](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/darren-sandell/) - My wife and I recently moved to Eagle, CO. We chose to settle in Eagle for its central location and easy access to skiing. After a year and a half here, we often wonder why we didn’t make the move from the Front Range sooner! We’ve been married for over 33 years and have two
- [Christian Riddle](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/christian-riddle/) - Born and raised in Grand Junction, Colorado I grew to enjoy the time spent in the outdoors. From floating the river, to hiking on trails, to going for a ride, I feel time is better spent outside. I am a proud husband and father and the moments I can cherish with my family are the
- [Elaina West](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/elaina-west/) - Elaina West, Finance Manager for the Energy Program, joined the organization in April of 2016. She has lived in Colorado for a decade. Prior to NWCCOG, she worked as Volunteer Coordinator at the National Sports Center for the Disabled where she recruited and managed over 1,000 volunteers to engage in all season’s therapeutic recreation, joining
- [Greg Ociepka](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/greg-ociepka/) - Greg Ociepka, NWCCOG’s Accountant, joined the organization in October 2022 with a bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance. Before coming to Summit County in 2014, Greg lived in Hampden, Maine where he was born and raised. During the past few years, he has worked in property management as director of Inspections and Housekeeping, Accounts Payable,
- [Jon Stavney](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/jon-stavney/) - Jon Stavney, as Executive Director of Northwest Colorado Council of Governments, is a leader passionate about improving local government through information sharing, innovation and best practices. Since being hired in November of 2016, Jon has worked closely with program directors at NWCCOG to develop clear goals and maintain the highest possible scores from the state
- [Steve Hilley](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/stevehilley/) - Steve started working in the pre-hospital arena in 1979 as an active member/EMT for the Summit County Water Rescue Team in Summit County, Colorado for 10 years. After moving to Denver in 1989, Steve worked as a full-time E.M.T. while pursuing his Nursing Degree. Graduating from nursing school in 1993, Steve worked at Denver General
- [Doug Jones](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/doug-jones/) - In twenty years working just about every role up to his current one as Program Director, Doug has shaped the Energy department into an innovative, mission-based program. Raised in Pennsylvania, where he achieved an Associate Degree in Architectural Technology, Jones then worked for five years with a Master Homebuilder during which time “the two of
- [Nathan Walowitz](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/nathan-walowitz/) - Originally from the east coast and more recently from Evergreen, Nate Walowitz has over 20 years of experience designing, and developing communication solutions for government and public safety enterprise clients. He’s guided the selection and implementation of new approaches for cost effectively delivering and supporting broadband and wireless communicator services for numerous entities throughout his
- [Ashley Bembenek](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/ashley-bembenek-alpine-environmental-consultants/) - Ashley Bembenek is the principal scientist and owner of Alpine Environmental Consultants, a firm that specializes is watershed planning and related issues. Ashley graduated with honors from Montana State University with a degree in environmental science that focused on soil and water. She has 14 years professional experience and has worked in western Colorado for
- [Anita Cameron](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/anita-cameron/) - Anita Cameron, Director of Business Lending for the Northwest Loan Fund, grew up in a rural town of 100. An Entrepreneur Father had her sights set on Business Banking from an early age. With a Graduate Degree in Bank Management, she held Senior positions for years in Denver banks then returned to her small town
- [Jonnah Glassman](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/jonnah-glassman/)
- [Patti Clapper, Council Vice Chair](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/patti-clapper-council-vice-chair/) - Serving her second term as Vice Chair is Pitkin County Commissioner’s second time around as Commissioner and also in NWCCOG Leadership. Shortly after being elected to the Pitkin County BOCC in 1998, she became the representative to NWCCOG on the Executive Council where she served as Chairman for two terms. She was elected to become
- [Anna Drexler-Dreis](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/anna-drexler-dreis/)
- [Carolyn Skowyra, Council Secretary/Treasurer](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/carolyn-skowyra-council-secretary-treasurer/) - Carolyn Skowyra, Mayor of the Town of Dillon has been active in leadership at NWCCOG since her tenure began with the town council in 2016. As NWCCOG Treasurer/ Secretary, she regularly reviews all expenditures of the organization, and participates in the annual budget review process. As a young mother, Skowyra still finds time to give
- [Alyssa Shenk, Council Chair](https://www.nwccog.org/team_member/alyssa-shenk/) - While serving the Snowmass Village community for the past six years—residents, acquaintances, employees, neighbors, guests, second-home owners, and friends—Alyssa has developed notable insight into the importance of ensuring families, and women in particular, have a distinct voice on Town Council. As a mom of two school-age kids, wife, attorney, development and events coordinator for a

## Council Clipboard

- [The Second Home Tax Is a Win for New York](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/the-second-home-tax-is-a-win-for-new-york/) - The article argues that New York City’s new tax on luxury second homes is a fair, narrowly targeted way to make wealthy part-time residents contribute more to the services they use. While it will not solve the city’s budget, housing, or property-tax problems on its own, the editorial sees it as meaningful progress toward greater fairness and reduced inequality.
- [Bernie Sanders: A.I. Is a Public Resource. You Should Own Half of It.](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/bernie-sanders-a-i-is-a-public-resource-y-ou-should-own-half-of-it/) - Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape nearly every aspect of society, but this opinion essay argues that the benefits should not be concentrated in the hands of a few technology companies and investors. Instead, the author contends that AI is built on the collective knowledge and creativity of humanity and that the wealth it generates should be shared broadly with the public. To achieve this, the essay proposes creating a national AI sovereign wealth fund that would give Americans an ownership stake in the industry’s success and use its returns to support long-term economic security and public investment.
- [The Housing Crisis Is Also a Retirement Crisis](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/19922/) - America’s housing affordability challenges extend beyond a shortage of homes. This opinion essay argues that the nation’s housing crisis is also a retirement crisis, as rising home values have become the primary source of wealth and financial security for many Americans. That dynamic creates a conflict between older homeowners who rely on appreciating property values to fund retirement and younger generations struggling to afford their first home. The author suggests that solving the housing shortage alone will not fix the underlying problem and proposes rethinking how Americans build retirement wealth, including exploring new public investment models tied to the growth of artificial intelligence.
- [Big Tech Has Suddenly Flipped on the AI Jobs Wipeout Scenario](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/big-t-ech-has-suddenly-flipped-on-the-ai-jobs-wipeout-scenario/) - The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has sparked widespread concerns about the future of work, with many business leaders initially warning that AI could replace millions of jobs. More recently, however, that message has begun to change. As companies gain real-world experience implementing AI, many technology executives are emphasizing its ability to improve productivity, create new opportunities and help employees accomplish more rather than simply replace them. While uncertainty remains about AI’s long-term impact on the workforce, the conversation has shifted from widespread job displacement to a more balanced view of how humans and AI may work together in the years ahead.
- [Data Centers: Powering the Cloud](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/data-centers-in-colorado/) - With the rise in Data Centers among mountain communities, many local leaders are wondering what to do.
- [Mountain Homeowner Insurance Updates](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/mountain-homeowner-insurance-updates/) - With mounting costs in homeowner insurance, many mountain-dwellers are reconsidering the price of homeownership. Here are some helpful resources.
- [Summer 2026: Drought & Wildfire Updates](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/transportation-reauthorization-bill-2/) - With the limited winter that most of the west has experienced, many mountain communities are focusing on the summer 2026 wildfire & drought season.
- [The Age of AI: Related to Our Region](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/transportation-reauthorization-bill-2-2/) - With increased utilization of AI in more and more facets of life, what are the impacts and benefits of it's integration?
- [The Transportation Reauthorization Bill and BASICS Act](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/transportation-reauthorization-bill/) - Learn how Colorado counties and transportation leaders are advocating for fairer rural transportation funding, expanded bridge program access and stronger local-state coordination through the BASICS Act.
- [Short Term Rentals](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/short-term-rentals/) - This Council Clipboard provides policy resources related to short-term rentals in mountain communities. The materials compiled offer background and perspectives on how communities are addressing STR impacts, regulation, and management.
- [Protecting Public Lands](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/protecting-public-lands/) - Protecting Public Lands resources include national updates on proposed public land sales in Congress, threats to national parks, and the U.S. Forest Service FY26 Budget Justification. Locally, several counties have taken formal positions to keep public lands public, including Eagle, Pitkin, San Miguel, and Jefferson counties, with resolutions, letters, and land-use planning updates. These documents
- [Tax Status of Municipal Bonds](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/tax-status-of-municipal-bonds/) - (Thanks to Patti Clapper for bringing this issue to our Council.) Kiplingers: Municipalities who fund 75% of their infrastructure through bonds, and the Investors who purchase “Muni” bonds would be adversely impacted by federal proposal to extend the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“Trump Tax Cuts”) by removing the tax break for interest. The administration estimates that this could generate $250 billion over 10 years. The muni bond market is a $4 trillion market in which private citizens directly or through retirement funds (72%) and other investors make a conservative investment which allows much of our infrastructure to be built. On its website, industry coalition group Municipal Bonds for America (MBFA) states, “Today, roughly 75% of the infrastructure in the country is financed by municipal bonds, accounting for 4 million miles of roads, 16,000 airports, and 900,00 miles of water pipelines.”
- [Vehicle Living](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/vehicle-living/) - Ross, Tracy (September 29, 2023) Long-term RV camping could help alleviate Colorado’s housing crisis — but only with more support Long-term RV camping could help alleviate Colorado’s housing crisis — but only with more support...
- [Behavioral Health](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/council-clipboard-2/) - Council members have discussed the need for regional behavioral health studies. In recent years, courageous leaders in the high country have taken bold steps to address a crisis that impacts us each and all. In 2022, NWCCOG will highlight those efforts and encourage action in other communities. I’m talking about a suite of issues known as Behavioral Health which includes all types of mental health and addiction.
- [Tiny Homes](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/tiny-homes/) - The Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Housing, Building Codes & Standards is responsible for inspecting all manufactured homes, including tiny homes, in the state of Colorado. Tiny homes are considered permanent living structures and inspections include construction, installation and foundation which must meet all state adopted building codes, with local design criteria for
- [Housing Policies and Resources](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/housing-policies/) - It is often noted that discussions about public policy, economics, or quality of life in the NWCCOG Region eventually lead to housing. The issue is not new to our region. In fact, many of our jurisdictions have been on the cutting edge of public policy in the housing sector for decades. There is tremendous expertise
- [Uinta Railway Project](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/uinta-rail-project/) - Response letter from United States Environmental Protection Agency Region 8 Bennet and Neguse Letter to the EPA Administrator Uinta Basin Railway Letter - Eagle County Commissioners Putnam Meeting Request Concerning Uinta Basin Railway - Eagle County Commissioners Uinta Basin Railway Mitigation Request Gov. Polis - Grand County Commissioners Uinta Basin Railway Mitigation Request US Delegates -
- [Executive Annual Evaluations](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/executive-evaluations/) - Executive Evaluation Forms and Templates: NWCCOG Executive Director Performance Review Routt County Manager Review Memo Routt County ICMA Manager Review Routt County Manager Self Evaluation Form SBS City Manager Evaluation Fillable Template SBS Council Detailed Summary Template SBS City Manager 360 Summary Template WP Town Manager Evaluation Form "I have had the best reviews in
- [Return on Investment for Affordable Housing](https://www.nwccog.org/clipboard/council-clipboard-3/) - A member, who hasn’t been as active in workforce housing policy, requested information recently on how different communities calculate the value of a dollar spent on housing. Turns out communities ask this very question in different ways and come up with different metrics. Below are a variety of documents highlighting how different communities ask and

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## Transportation Categories

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