State Office

The State Patrol in Walsenburg, CO, is committed to fostering an economy that benefits all residents through various government services. With a focus on transparency and accessibility, they offer resources for employment, education, and community support. In addition to essential services like driver license renewal and unemployment insurance management, the State Patrol engages in initiatives for economic development, including the creation of new jobs in rural areas. They are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors alike with user-friendly platforms for managing state benefits. Generated from the website

Formerly the Colorado State Veterans Nursing Home we serve Veterans, Veteran spouses and widows, and Gold-Star Parents. We have a 100 bed home and a 20 bed secure care unit for Alzheimer's and Dementia patients. We accept VA, private-pay, and Medicaid. Colorado residency is not required.

Alamosa County Road and Bridge department is governed by the Alamosa County in Colorado. The road and bridge department includes the apportionment to municipalities, construction, maintenance, administration and capital improvement in this fund. It is responsible for maintaining the 720-miles of county roads, both paved and unpaved. Alamosa County Road and Bridge Department is funded through local property taxes, highway users tax fund, and other state and local grants and revenues. The county is served by a variety of regional and national trucking companies. It operates Monday through Thursday and is closed on national holidays. Alamosa County Road and Bridge Department is located in Alamosa, Colo.