Recent changes to Colorado law do not impact Avon’s plastic bag ban and $0.10 paper bag fee. Local businesses are subject to Avon regulations instead of the new state law, and retailers in Avon are not permitted to provide plastic bags to customers. Read on...
Avon is conducting a multimodal safety and operational assessment of Avon Road, a roadway through the center of town with a series of 5 roundabouts. Avon Road has some speeding concerns and is regarded as not pedestrian friendly. Read on...
The Town of Avon is seeking community members to join the Cultural, Arts & Special Events (“CASE”) Committee. The Committee is comprised of seven voting members and two non-voting members. There will be five voting member vacancies as of January 1, 2023. Read on...
Winter is here! Avon snowplow operators want to remind everyone to drive and walk safely around Town. The plows are very large and often operate in poor weather conditions where visibility may be hampered. Read on...
Town officials have announced upcoming trail closures in the West Avon Preserve to protect wildlife winter habitat. Closures will be in effect from December 15 through at least April 15 and apply to all multi-use trails except Our Backyard and PB&J. Read on...
The Town of Avon will be launching the fireworks originally scheduled for Salute to the USA on July 3 over the MLK holiday weekend. Mark your calendars for Saturday, January 14, to experience the spectacular Fireworks in Avon at Harry A. Nottingham Park Read on...
Avon’s Public Works Operations Division is responsible for maintaining streets and sidewalks in Avon. This year’s snowplowing will be conducted between 4 a.m. and 10 p.m. This schedule ensures all roads will be plowed at least once in a 24-hour period. Read on...
Avon Staff is lowering the water level in Nottingham Lake in preparation for a shoreline maintenance project. The water will be lowered approximately 5 feet to facilitate the addition of rock slope protection to repair erosion east of the fishing pier. Read on...
The Eaglebend Park (5415 Eaglebend Dr Avon) will be closed for utility work beginning Monday, October 17, 2022. This closure will involve the disassembly and removal of playground equipment to allow access to the underground utilities in the area. Read on...
The Eaglebend Park (5415 Eaglebend Dr Avon) will be closed for utility work beginning Monday, October 17, 2022. This closure will involve the disassembly and removal of playground equipment to allow access to the underground utilities in the area. Read on...
The Town of Avon is soliciting pro and con statements on one ballot measure which will appear on the Nov. 8, 2022 election ballot. The ballot measure, Ballot Issue 2G, is for the formation of the Eagle Valley Transportation Authority and a .5% sales tax. Read on...
The inaugural Heart & Soul Festival is this Saturday, September 17th at 4:00 p.m. in Harry A. Nottingham Park. Heart & Soul Festival features two award-winning headliners, international musician Hempress Sativa and Pato Banton & The Now Generation. Read on...
Calling all lumberjacks and lumberjills! The 12th annual Man of the Cliff is returning to Avon on Saturday, October 15th and Sunday, October 16th, 2022. Read on...
Effective, Monday, August 29, the Avon Recreation Center pool area hours will be adjusted due to short staffing. The pool will be closed between 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday and will also close one hour earlier at 7:00 p.m. each day. Read on...
Avon announces international musician Hempress Sativa and Pato Banton & The Now Generation co-headlining Avon’s newest live music and creative endeavor, Heart & Soul Festival on Saturday, September 17th at 4:00 p.m. in Harry A. Nottingham Park. Read on...
The Town has partnered with Walking Mountains Science Center to offer a variety of incentives to offset the cost of energy efficiency and electrification improvements for Avon businesses and residents.
The Town of Avon began a six-month comprehensive safety and operational assessment of Avon Road. The Avon Road roadway runs through the center of town with a series of 5 roundabouts. Read on...
The Town of Avon is reminding the community of the importance of being prepared. In July 2021, the Town of Avon unexpectedly experienced heavy rain falls causing severe mudslides throughout the Town. Read on...
Avon will welcome its first electric buses into service this weekend. This milestone marks a significant step in transitioning Avon’s diesel transit fleet to zero-emission vehicles. Read on...
?The Town of Avon is excited to announce the opening of Nottingham Lake and Beach for the 2022 summer season! Nottingham Park is always a prominent gathering place for both everyday enjoyment and outdoor recreation opportunities. Read on...
With summer excitement building, the Town of Avon announces its full 2022 event schedule. Nottingham Park, the Avon Performance Pavilion, and the Terrace will again be the prominent gathering centers for both everyday enjoyment and major outdoor events. Read on...
Avon Police's newest K-9 officer will officially be known as Nova beginning Friday, April 29. The name is the backwards spelling of “Avon” and is also a type of bright star, befitting the luminous personality of Avon’s newest four-legged staff member Read on...
A federal judge has voided the federal mask mandate on public transportation. The CDC will not enforce their mask order that was scheduled to expire after May 3.
With the low infection rate in the local area, Avon Transit lifts its mask mandate. Read on...
As days become longer and the weather turns warmer, Eagle County homeowners, renters and businesses are urged to think about flood insurance. Spring runoff typically peaks between May and June; however, flood conditions can occur at any time. Read on...
Avon Transit will transition to its summer schedule beginning Monday, April 18.
Summer schedule information can be obtained from Avon Transit bus operators, by contacting Avon Transit Customer Service at (970) 748-4120, or online at www.avon.org/transit. Read on...
After installing Avon’s first siren at the top of Wildridge in Spring 2021, Avon is considering additional sirens for the “Northern Hillside Communities” this summer. A public hearing is scheduled for April 19 with the PZC to review and collect input. Read on...
