Crested Butte South

Lake County, located in Leadville, Colorado, is dedicated to enhancing community resilience through initiatives such as the Wildfire Resilience Fair, which brings together local, state, and federal experts to provide vital resources for wildfire prevention. The county also prioritizes public health, recently appointing Kelsy Maxie as the Public Health Director, who has extensive leadership experience in government. In addition to public safety efforts, Lake County actively engages in community events and meetings, such as the Twin Lakes Community Coffee and various commissioner office hours, fostering collaboration and communication among residents. The Lake County Sheriff's Office is committed to maintaining safety and security, currently investigating incidents to ensure community well-being. Generated from the website

The ASC was founded in 1987 when President and Mrs. Carter joined a group of local residents to form the Physically Challenged Ski Program of Crested Butte. Since then, the program has evolved into the year-round, nationally recognized Adaptive Sports Center. Thanks to the support of volunteers, dedicated instructors and staff, as well as the local community, the ASC has thrived and grown from providing 33 alpine ski lessons during its first winter to becoming one of the premiere outdoor adaptive recreation programs in the world, offering more than 4, 000 activities annually. According to the 2000 census, 56.3 million Americans have disabilities, and the ASC is proud to offer its services to everyone within this community. We provide recreational instruction for people with physical disabilities such as multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injuries, spina bifida, amputations, traumatic brain injury, and visual and hearing impairments. We also provide services for individuals with cognitive-related disabilities such as mental retardation, Down Syndrome, autism, ADD, ADHD, and other emotional and behavioral disorders, as well as at-risk-youth. Much to the credit of ASC instructors as well as strides in adaptive technology, the ASC has been able to assist every person who has come through its doors. The ASC welcomes anyone with a desire to participate.

The Town of Mt. Crested Butte, located at an elevation of 9,375 feet in the stunning Elk Mountains of western Colorado, is home to approximately 800 residents year-round. Known for its breathtaking vistas and proximity to the 12,162-foot Mt. Crested Butte, the town offers a unique mountain experience just two miles north of Crested Butte and 31 miles from Gunnison. Mt. Crested Butte hosts a variety of community events throughout the summer, including the annual Town Clean-Up, which encourages residents to maintain the town's beauty. The town also emphasizes sustainability through initiatives like the Green Deed Energy Efficiency Upgrade Program, aimed at enhancing the efficiency and affordability of local residences. Generated from the website