Federal grant

County of Larimer

The Project Will Provide Updated Amenities to Horsetooth Reservoir Which Allows the Public to Access Areas Easier and Safer as Well as Installation of Broadband Internet to Serve the Key Point of Information for Customer Service. They Will Also Resurface 2 Parking Lots at Pinewood Reservoir That Are Over 20 Years Old, Which Will Drastically Increase the Life Cycle of the Lots to Allow for Ease of Access and Safety. They Are Also Installing 2 New Boat Docks at Pinewood Reservoir That Are Needed to Assist the Public to Safely Enter and Exit the Reservoir From Watercraft.

Committed

$456,350

Paid out
$419.4K
92%
Committed, not yet paid
$36.9K
8%

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