To continue to inform the Boulder County Wildfire Fund Advisory Committee, Community Foundation Boulder County is seeking your input and insights on what our community needs in order to continue its recovery. The committee will review feedback as part of its ongoing decision making on the distribution of funds. Please take the wildfire fund survey by Tuesday, April 30. 

The Marshall ROC Recovery Center is located at 357 McCaslin Blvd, Suite 115-B in Louisville and will be open the following hours during April and May 2024:

Mon., Tue., and Thur. from 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Wed. from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Fri. from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

The Marshall ROC Food Pantry will also be available to survivors during the hours noted above.

Marshall ROC continues to provide technology support in partnership with ITDRC to help the community in applying for disaster-related assistance programs.

Scanners, printers, and laptops are available by appointment at the Marshall ROC Recovery Center. Call 720-295-0229 to schedule an appointment. Read more about the Marshall ROC Recovery Center.

The Department of Local Affairs Housing Recovery Program (HRP) has updated Duplication of Benefits guidance on their website to reflect that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has determined that the State of Colorado Sales and Use Tax Refund for Rebuilding after a Declared Wildfire Disaster, Boulder County Use Tax Rebate Program, and local municipality use tax and fee rebates are duplicative of the assistance provided through the HRP. Therefore, Impact Development Fund will now include the State sales tax refund and the use tax and fee rebates in the duplication of benefits calculation process. This means that applicants who receive these forms of assistance may have their HRP benefits adjusted accordingly. Learn more about Duplication of Benefits.

Recovery Navigators began helping property owners on July 25, 2022, who were impacted by the Marshall Fire and Straight-Line Wind Event. To keep the community in the loop about the progress of the program, monthly reports are posted on the Navigating Disaster website. The monthly reports share information including major activities & accomplishments, trends & concerns, programmatic challenges, future planning, client impact stories, and program data. View the January and February reports.

Wildfire Partners is Boulder County’s mitigation program which supports collective and personal action to create wildfire-resilient communities. 

We educate, motivate and assist residents in preparing for future wildfires through individual home assessments in our mountain and foothills communities (West Boulder County), with community mitigation in neighborhoods where homes are located closer to one another (East and West Boulder County), and from chipping services provided to all residents of the county.

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The April 6-7 weather event and related power outages impacted thousands of Coloradans across northern Colorado. The Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) wants to hear about your experience and input. Please share your thoughts on the power outages with PUC here. An account will need to be created to provide feedback. You can also reach the PUC's consumer affairs directly at 303-894-2070 or 800-456-0858. The PUC also held a virtual public meeting on Wednesday, April 17, to hear customer experiences about the outage. Watch the PUC feedback session here.