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The next Board of Trustees Public Meeting is on Tuesday, June 24th at 6:00 p.m. at the Community Center. Access the agenda.

Mosquito spraying for the summer is set to begin Tuesday night, June 24th.

This service is weather/wind dependent. Spraying days may be changed to accommodate weather.

If you would like to request no spraying at your property, please come into Town Hall and fill out request. You will also need to place green flags in the ground at both ends of the property. These flags indicate to our drivers not to treat this property.

The next Planning and Zoning Meeting is scheduled for June 10th at 6:00 p.m. at the Community Center. Access the agenda.

We kindly remind all residents and users of the Community Room that deposits must be submitted by check or cash.

At this time, Community Room deposits cannot be accepted through Pay Port.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we continue to provide safe and accessible facilities for our community.

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We are pleased to present to you this year’s water quality report. Our constant goal is to provide you with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water. Please contact Care Mcinnis at 970-283-5475 with any questions or for public participation opportunities that may affect water quality.

Please ensure your trash cans are placed curbside by 7:00 a.m. every Thursday for scheduled trash pick-up. We appreciate your cooperation in keeping our community clean and tidy. Thank you.

In 2015 the De Beque Recreation Department was in the process of creating a special 4th of July event with Fireworks, Potluck BBQ, Vendors, Kids Games, Live Music and more. Scott Elliot at the time was a Board Trustee for the Town of De Beque. Many discussions of fireworks were held between Scott and the Recreation Department. Scott kindly and willingly volunteered to speak to Kush Gardens about getting a donation for fireworks to take some of the work load off of the Directors shoulders. Scott being the person he was, was always concerned about others and helping out whenever he could.

De Beque Wild Horse Days: The first Wild Horse Days started in 1999. A group of De Beque residents formed a Non-profit organization/Council which consisted of a President, Secretary and board. This Council was started to aid and help the Wild Horses in the Little Bookcliffs Wild Horse Area. It was a yearly summer event. The Wild Horse Council purchased a mustang yearly from BLM for WHD. The horse was then entered into a drawing for ownership. They brought in vendors, live music, food, kids games, as well as events for adults. In 2013 the Wild Horse Committee dissolved.

De Beque is now connected with high-speed fiber optics! Residents can enjoy fast, reliable internet and phone service—some of the fastest in the West. For more information, call 844-385-2500.