Police Dispatch Stream

Click HERE to listen to the City of Black Hawk's Police Dispatch audio stream.

July 4th Fireworks

Black Hawk City Council is proud to present our 22nd annual  July 4th Fireworks display, Boom Town, on Thursday, July 4th, 2013.

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Current Weather Conditions

Click HERE for a live feed from the City of Black Hawk's new weather station.

Job Openings

Click HERE to View Current Job Postings.

Scenic & Historic Byway Tours

For a beautiful drive in the mountains, here is a link to the Colorado Scenic and Historic Byways website.  We recommend the Peak to Peak trip, starting in Estes Park or Nederland, and ending in beautiful Black Hawk!

 

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Black Hawk Preservation & Restoration Video

 

Greetings:
 
On behalf of the City of Black Hawk, I would like to present this video production, titled The Preservation and Restoration of Black Hawk, narrated by Baxter Black. When viewing the video, please keep in mind that the City of Black Hawk has taken enormous care in preserving the rich and diverse history of our City, while keeping a constant eye to the future.
 
As a community, we are proud of our achievements and despite some negative publicity the success of our historic grant program has far exceeded even our own expectations. 
 
We invite you to visit Black Hawk and make your own assessment of our accomplishments. We hope that you will enjoy the presentation and appreciate the progress we are making in “Preserving the Past, Preparing for the Future, Still Making History.” 
 
Sincerely,
 Spellman
David D. Spellman
Mayor
 
Click HERE to play the video
 

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Black Hawk, "The City of Mills," is one of Colorado's oldest cities. It is one of a number of towns that grew up in "Gregory's Gulch," the narrow ravine where Georgia prospector John H. Gregory first discovered lode gold in the western part of Kansas Territory in 1859...

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Black Hawk Tramway

When you arrive in Black Hawk, ride our free tramway to your favorite casino.  Click the Tramway Logo to go to the Black Hawk Tramway website.

North Clear Creek Valley Restoration Project

 

The North Clear Creek Valley Restoration Project is located in Gilpin County along Colorado State Highway 119, starting in the City of Black Hawk and continuing east for approximately 1.5 miles.

The goal of North Clear Creek Project is to
    1) Improve safety and access for tourist and local traffic in Black Hawk
    2) Improve surface water quality of North Clear Creek to be habitable for aquatic life
    3) Restore brown trout populations south of Black Hawk
    4) Reduce metals toxicity to aquatic insects
    5) Improve drinking water quality for downstream providers

This project is a great example of how several agencies can work together and accomplish numerous goals quickly and efficiently. Each facet of this project will need to be done at some point, thus money will be saved and goals will be accomplished more quickly and efficiently if they are done collaboratively.

Planning and development of the Project has been underway since 2007 and all engineering and design will be ready by January 1, 2010.

Click on the Logo below for more information regarding the North Clear Creek Valley Restoration Project from the Colorado Department of Transportation website.

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