Posts Tagged ‘Town of Breckenridge’
The New Breckenridge Recreation Center
The Breckenridge Recreation Center just went under a $17 million renovation adding roughly 11,000 square feet of new recreation space to the facility just about tripling the size of dedicated fitness space. The indoor tennis courts ...
Colorado Transportation Improvements
Over the past year Colorado has made many transportation improvements along with various new proposals for future upgrades – some of which seem extremely futuristic. One potential upgrade is the Hyperloop. This futuristic, pod...
Renewable Energy in Breckenridge by 2035
Breckenridge town council agreed last week that all town buildings — public and private — will be completely sustained by renewable resources by 2035. During the meeting, a few supporters were able to have the floor and speak-up abou...
Possible 4-Star Hotel in Breckenridge
A possible 4-star hotel in Breckenridge might be coming to the base of Peak 8 in Breckenridge. Preliminary plans for the 4-star hotel in Breckenridge will consist of 150 units in which 50-60 of them will be individually owned residential con...
Breckenridge Tiger Dredge Parking
The town of Breckenridge has been searching for a long-term parking solution. After much research and deliberation, Breckenridge Town Council has decided that the Tiger Dredge parking lot will be the best parking option for the town. B...
Breckenridge Ranked #1 for Arts
Breckenridge took the top slot in this year's Arts Vibrancy Index, an annual nationwide survey of artistic communities! Started in 2014, the study by the National Center for Arts Research at Southern Methodist University ra...
Breckenridge Plans Third Affordable Rental Project
Breckenridge, Colorado’s Master Plan for affordable housing, called the Block 11 Master Plan, consists of a multi-phase project that will ultimately occupy 254 acres and provide between 180-350 housing units. Two of the thee income-restric...
Breckenridge Arts and Culture Nationally Recognized
Breckenridge’s growing arts and culture scene was recently recognized by the National Center for Arts Research (NCAR), naming our small town the fourth most vibrant community in the small to medium size city (under 1 million residents) cate...
