ATTENTION: As a response to the Coronavirus, Columbine Valley Town Hall is operating with reduced public hours of Monday-Friday, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. the Building Department is also operating by appointment outside of those hours. Trash/recycle collection is reduced to cart-only service. All Essential services including police and snow removal remain operational.
A spirit of pioneering, neighborliness and fun characterizes our community
Event Calendar
Lots of exciting things are happening in Columbine Valley. From concerts to celebrations to meetings, there are always things to discuss.Learn More
Licenses for Contractors
The license process is intended to assure quality construction practices. The application fee is based on the type of license.Learn More
Agenda and Minutes
Efficiently learn more about what your town government is doing. From minutes to agendas to the Board of Trustees information, you can find it here.Learn More
Municipal Code
Proactively read and learn more about the Town of Columbine Valley and its Municipal Code and supporting documents.Learn More
Pay Your Ticket
Please check the Citation number and include it in the “Invoice” section of the payment form. Remember to select the dollar amount you owe in the payment box.Learn More
Government 101
Read and discover details about how your government works for the citizens and visitors of Columbine Valley. Click to learn more.Learn More
Proud to offer our residents and visitors the highest quality service
The Town is making every effort to provide all the information necessary for you to connect with the services and people that comprise our Town government. We invite all citizens, neighbors and visitors to use this information, help us enhance our community, and keep it a great place to live.
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Columbine Valley was established in 1955
The 17 founding members selected a beautiful, natural setting in the 295-acre Heckendorf Farm located along the South Platte River Valley west of the city of Littleton to create this town. The State flower was used to name the project “Columbine Country Club."
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