Grand County

Grand County is an administrative division in Colorado that spans mountain ranges and valleys while serving as a local government entity. The region encompasses several communities and provides residents with essential public services and administrative functions.

Grand County was established to create local administration and governance for this Colorado region. Its development reflects the broader American system of county government that enables states to delegate regional administrative authority.

Seven elected officials, including County Commissioners, Treasurer, and Sheriff, shape the administrative structure and guide community development through four-year terms.

Visitors can find information and services through the county website, including permit applications and licensing procedures. Business hours are typically standard on weekdays when offices are fully staffed.

The county administration maintains responsibility for wildfire planning, marijuana licensing, pest control, and agricultural research within its geographical boundaries.

Location: Colorado

Inception: February 2, 1874

Capital city: Hot Sulphur Springs

Shares border with: Larimer County, Eagle County, Summit County, Jackson County, Routt County, Boulder County, Clear Creek County, Gilpin County

Website: http://co.grand.co.us

GPS coordinates: 40.10000,-106.12000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:28