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 Care For Colorado
As spring gives way to the warmth and sunshine of summer, there's a renewed sense of excitement in the air. Wildflowers bloom, trails dry out, and the call of the great outdoors grows louder for locals and visitors alike. Whether you're planning to hike, bike, camp, or simply soak in the stunning landscapes, it's the perfect time to reconnect with nature. As we venture outside, let’s all remember to recreate responsibly by following the Care for Colorado - Leave No Trace principles— know before you go, stick to trails, leave it as you find it, trash the trash, be careful with fire, keep wildlife wild, and share our trails and parks. Together, we can keep Colorado and Dillon beautiful for generations to come.
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Chipping Program Returns
June 9-13
Summit County is helping residents and property owners create defensible space by providing free chipping and disposal for conifer and aspen branches, logs and small trees. If you clear this woody vegetation from around your home and stack it in a pile, they will chip it and haul it away for free! Pick-up for Dillon is scheduled for June 9 to 13.
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Adopt A Bay
Saturday, June 7
Eighth grade students, Daisy and Talia, from Summit Middle School have taken the initiative to launch a new Adopt A Bay cleanup event at the Dillon Marina on Saturday, June 7 beginning at 10 a.m. Meet at the marina and head out on foot or on a boat to clean up the reservoir. Coffee will be provided by Red Buffalo Coffee for volunteers.
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Dillon News
Dillon Marina Opening Weekend
We’re kicking off summer in style! Join us at Dillon Marina for Opening Weekend this Memorial Day Weekend, May 24–26. The docks are in, the boats are ready, and the mountain views are calling. Whether you’re sailing, paddling, or just soaking up the sun on the shore, there’s no better place to launch your summer adventures. Stop by for rentals, retail, and good vibes all weekend long!
Dillon Farmers Market Begins June 6
The Dillon Farmers Market is a vibrant and lively event that takes place every Friday beginning June 6 and ending September 12. Visitors can explore a wide array of fresh produce, local crafts, artisanal goods, and delicious food. It's an excellent opportunity to support local businesses, enjoy the community atmosphere, and take in the scenic surroundings. The Dillon Farmers Market returns to Town Park for the 2025 season, located on Buffalo and LaBonte Streets.
Mountain Music Mondays Non-Profit Beneficiaries Announced
The Town of Dillon’s Parks, Recreation, Arts and Cemetery Committee (PRACC) has selected 14 local non-profits who applied through the in-kind donation application in January as beneficiaries of this years Mountain Music Monday free concert series. Each concert, one dollar from all bar sales will benefit a local non-profit. We’re looking forward to a fantastic summer of music, community, and support for the incredible work each organization does.
This years beneficiaries are: Lake Dillon Preschool (June 23), DYC Junior Sailing Club (June 30), Summit Habitat for Humanity (July 3), Blue River Watershed Group (July 7), Arise (July 14), Family & Intercultural Resource Center (July 21), League for Animals and People of the Summit (July 28), CASA of the Continental Divide (Aug 4), TreeTop Child Advocacy Center (Aug 11), High Country Conservation Center (Aug 18), Friends of the Dillon Ranger District (Aug 25), Summit Youth Sports Volleyball (Sept 1), Summit County Libraries (Sept 8), Colorado Learning Connections (Sept 15).
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Coffee with Council
Tuesday, May 20 | 7:30 to 9 a.m. | Dillon Coffee Lab
Join us for Coffee with Council on Tuesday, May 20, from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. at the new Dillon Coffee Lab located at 124 Main Street, Unit 107 in downtown Dillon. This is a great opportunity to connect with your local leaders in a relaxed, informal setting. This week we will be joined by Council Members Rachel Tuyn and Barb Richard.
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Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony
Monday, May 26 | 10 a.m. | Dillon Cemetery
The Town of Dillon invites the community to join us for the annual Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony honoring those who’ve sacrificed all for our freedom. The event will feature music, and a reading of the interred service members at the Dillon Cemetery. Local Boy Scouts will be on hand to present the colors. Members of the public are encouraged to bring old flags to have them retired properly.
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Town Council Meeting - Joint Meeting with the Town of Keystone
Tuesday, May 27 | 7 p.m. | Keystone Town Hall
Join us for a joint meeting with the Town of Keystone for a Law Enforcement Ceremony for the new Dillon Keystone Police Department. New officers will be sworn in, there will also be an announcement of commendations, and promotions. The meeting will take place at Keystone Town Hall located at 1628 Saints John Rd.
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Town Cleanup Day
Saturday, May 31 | 9 a.m. | Dillon Town Hall
As the snow recedes, a season’s worth of lost mittens, abandoned dog poop bags and misplaced treasures reveal themselves, making spring cleaning a necessity. The Towns of Blue River, Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco and Silverthorne are calling all volunteers to help Summit County prepare for summer with the Annual Countywide Town Cleanup Day, on Saturday, May 31. Volunteer check in will be at 9 a.m. in each town. Dillon Town Hall will serve as the volunteer check-in location.
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News from the Assessor: 2025 Property Valuation
This year marks the next reappraisal year for all real estate across Colorado. Every two years, property values are reassessed to make sure property taxes are fair and up to date. These updated values, used for property tax purposes, are based on detailed studies of the local real estate market, including recent sales, construction costs, and rental income.
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