Welcome to the Grand County Master Plan website! Over the next year, this website will serve as the home base for online participation, important information, and project updates. Our tools and pages will be updated as we move through this process, so check in often, register your email for updates, and share this site with your community!
The first phase of this process is all about thinking big! We want to know what you love about unincorporated Grand County. What needs improvement? What do you want for the future? Throughout the process, we will ask for your input here on this website. Check in often to see new polls, maps, questionnaires, and more! You’ll also find some fun ways to get involved in person.
Grand County Master Plan | Questionnaire 1
This questionnaire is designed to help us understand what matters most to you, what you value today, what you hope to protect for future generations, and where you believe change or investment is needed...
How can you get involved?
SIGN UP: Click the Register button and enter your email to receive information about project events, ways to share, and project progress.
GET INFORMED: Read up on important information about Grand County so you can make informed decisions! This page will host links to existing plans, studies, and other important info as the project progresses.
TAKE THE QUESTIONNAIRE: This questionnaire is designed to help us understand what matters most to you, what you value today, what you hope to protect for future generations, and where you believe change or investment in unincorporated areas is needed over the next 10–20 years.
SHARE: Stay connected and spread the word! Visit this page to find the latest news, upcoming events, and ready-to-share social media posts. The tools and content will be updated throughout the process, so check back often to see how you can help share important updates with your community.
TAG THE MAP: Explore the in‑person engagement sites where you can attend meetings, participate in activities, and share your input directly with project staff.
ATTEND: Technology is great, but we also want to see and connect with you in person. Check out the Meetings and Events tab and mark your calendar to attend an upcoming event!
Mountain Family Center - Drop-In Event
Stop by the Mountain Family Center in Granby (480 E Agate Ave, Granby, CO 80446) to learn more about the Grand County Master Plan and share your ideas about how Grand County can improve in the future.
Headwaters Center Earth Day Celebration and Community Festival
Come celebrate Earth Day with your community at the Headwaters Center and learn more about the Grand County Master Plan! Join us at their sponsored event for an inspiring evening dedicated to environmental conservation, local sustainability, and the breathtaking natural landscapes we all share.
This free, family-friendly event brings together local organizations, passionate advocates, and community members of all ages for an evening of connection, discovery, and action. Explore interactive booths hosted by local organizations and the Master Plan team, then settle in for a special screening of What the River Knows.
Event Schedule:
- 5:00 – 6:45 PM | Booth Fair – Explore interactive exhibits and connect with local organizations including the Grand County Master Plan team
- 6:45 – 7:30 PM | Film Screening – What the River Knows
Stay for a powerful short documentary produced in partnership with Glen Canyon Institute that follows the remarkable reemergence of Glen Canyon as the waters of Lake Powell recede.
Phase 1: Foundation
This phase initiates the Grand County Master Plan update by centering community conversations and grounding the process in both local knowledge and data-driven analysis. Through in-person and online engagement, the project team will listen to residents’ experiences, values, and aspirations, while also examining existing conditions and emerging trends shaping the community today. Together, these conversations and analyses establish a shared understanding of what the community values, what is working well, and the collective vision that will guide the plan’s direction.
Phase 2: Visualizing Livability
This phase moves the Grand County Master Plan forward by turning community values and ideas into clear goals and choices for the future. Building on what we heard from residents and what the data shows, we will illustrate how shared priorities shape growth, conservation, and community character across the county. Through easy-to-understand maps, images, and scenarios, the community will be able to see how different choices affect real places.
Phase 3: Plan Development
Phase 3 brings the Grand County Master Plan together by turning months of community input and data analysis into a clear, actionable plan. This phase focuses on refining and finalizing goals, policies, and actions that reflect the county’s shared values and priorities, with community voices woven throughout. The draft plan will be shared for public review through the project website, public meetings, and open houses, giving residents a final opportunity to provide feedback and ensure the plan truly reflects Grand County before it is adopted.
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Who is leading this project?
The Grand County Master Plan Update is a joint effort between Grand County and the community! Logan Simpson is a consulting firm that will be assisting the County in facilitating public engagement, drafting the Plan, and managing this website.
For more information on the project and its purpose, visit the Learn More page!
Mountain Family Center - Drop-In Event
Stop by the Mountain Family Center in Granby (480 E Agate Ave, Granby, CO 80446) to learn more about the Grand County Master Plan and share your ideas about how Grand County can improve in the future.
Headwaters Center Earth Day Celebration and Community Festival
Come celebrate Earth Day with your community at the Headwaters Center and learn more about the Grand County Master Plan! Join us at their sponsored event for an inspiring evening dedicated to environmental conservation, local sustainability, and the breathtaking natural landscapes we all share.
This free, family-friendly event brings together local organizations, passionate advocates, and community members of all ages for an evening of connection, discovery, and action. Explore interactive booths hosted by local organizations and the Master Plan team, then settle in for a special screening of What the River Knows.
Event Schedule:
- 5:00 – 6:45 PM | Booth Fair – Explore interactive exhibits and connect with local organizations including the Grand County Master Plan team
- 6:45 – 7:30 PM | Film Screening – What the River Knows
Stay for a powerful short documentary produced in partnership with Glen Canyon Institute that follows the remarkable reemergence of Glen Canyon as the waters of Lake Powell recede.