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Region 9 Economic Development District is updating the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) for 2026. This plan sets priorities for the next five years in housing, jobs, infrastructure, natural resources, and quality of life across Archuleta, Dolores, La Plata, Montezuma, and San Juan Counties.

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Boil Water Advisory Information

‼️Public Notice:‼️

If you are in areas impacted by flood waters and have a water well or septic please take note of the following:

  1. Boil Water Advisory
  2. Document related to septic systems in flooded areas.

County Government


Departments

  • Administration
    Learn about the Administration Division, their mission statement, responsibilities, and contact information.
  • Airport
    Find information about the county airport.
  • Attorney
    View details about the Office of the County Attorney and read ordinances.
  • Communications
  • Emergency Communications / Dispatch
    View general department information for the Emergency Communications / Dispatch Center.
  • CSU Extension Office
    Read about the Colorado State University (CSU) Extension Office and their resources.
  • Finance
    Explore the Finance Department to find audited financial statements, budgets, contracts and procurement information, GIS maps, and tax information.
  • Fleet
    View Fleet Division information, including responsibilities and contact information.
  • Human Resources
    Find the employee benefits summary, employment opportunities and applications, and the personnel manual.
  • Department of Human Services (DHS)
    Learn about the Department of Human Services and the assistance and programs it administers.
  • Information Technology
    Learn about the Information Technology Department responsibilities and find contact information for IT staff.
  • Public Health Department
    The Archuleta County Board of County Commissioners have chosen qualified appointees for the Transitional Advisory Committee and the Transitional Oversight Committee to develop the structure, regulations and programs for the new health Department.
  • Transportation Department (MET)
  • Veterans Services
    Read about Archuleta County’s services for veterans.

Public Works

Browse information on the services the Public Works Division provides to care for county facilities and infrastructure.

Development Services

Development services, building department, planning department and water quality, onsite wastewater treatment, sewer and septic information.

  • Building Department
    Learn about the Building Department, access code, permit information, and view resource links.
  • Planning Department
    Find Planning Department information here, including the mission statement, contact information, and department duties.
  • Water Quality Department
    Information about Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems, transfers of title, options for septic and permitting.
  • Code Enforcement
    The Code Enforcement Department is responsible for ensuring the safety of residents throughout the County. Utilizing education and proper protocol on safe living conditions within and around a private residence, the department has a ‘help not harass’ approach when enforcement is necessary.

Elected Offices

  • Assessor
    View information about the County Assessor’s Office.
  • Clerk & Recorder
    Perform a document search and find information on elections, marriage licenses, recordings, and vehicle registration.
  • Board of County Commissioners
    Learn about the functions and duties of the Board of County Commissioners.
  • Coroner
    Browse information on the role of the county coroner.
  • Public Trustee
    Read about Archuleta’s public trustee and their responsibilities.
  • Sheriff
    The Sheriff’s Office is responsible for over 1,300 square miles and serves a population of approximately 40,000 at the peak of our season. Our jurisdiction ranges from the base of the beautiful Wolf Creek Mountain to the equally beautiful valley of Bayfield, from the Weminuche Wilderness on to the New Mexico state line.
  • County Surveyor
  • Treasurer
    Access resources on taxes, tax liens and treasurer deeds.

Sheriff’s Office

Boards and Committees