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Whether it’s family movie nights under the stars, those honky-tonk Gypsum Daze, or the Community Cleanup, Gypsum loves events and any excuse for fireworks!

Check out this year’s event line up below.  If you or your organization would like to volunteer to help at any of our events let us know by filling out our Volunteer Form. Or, when we are in or headed into event season we will post event-specific volunteer signups below.

Event Sponsorship - Our Gypsum community events are a great way to create brand awareness, generate leads, and engage with participants. If you are interested in learning more about our various event sponsorship opportunities, please contact us.

Cottonwood Pass Safety Improvements Public Meeting

This is a public meeting/open house hosted by CDOT in Gypsum to introduce the Cottonwood Safety Improvements project and gather feedback regarding the potential improvements. Public and stakeholder input will continue to inform decision-making.

If you are unable to attend, you may view the meeting’s graphic displays on the project web page after the meetings. Submit a comment anytime via the online comment form. 

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is supporting Eagle and Garfield counties to design safety improvements on county roads that traverse Cottonwood Pass between Gypsum and Colorado Highway 82. The counties identified 14 areas that need enhancements to make the county road safer and more functional as a vital travel connection between the local communities. This project will assess existing conditions and result in 10% concept design for improvements. Potential site improvements include curve softening, improved sight distance, and increased road width in specific areas to accommodate two vehicles in passing. Overall widening and paving of the corridor is not planned. With the information provided by this project, Eagle and Garfield counties will determine next steps for implementing improvements. The counties will complete design and evaluate pursuing construction of improvements as funding becomes available in the future. 

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