Police Center Groundbreaking

On a warm and beautiful spring morning, the groundbreaking for the City of Gunnison new Police Center took place.  With the assistance of a $650,000 grants for the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, the building will house the City's Police Department, which includes the emergency dispatch center for the entire Gunnison Valley.  The dispatch center currently resides in the basement of the County Courthouse, a building that will be demolished in the near future. 


City Manager Ken Coleman, Mayor Ellen Harriman, Mayor Pro Tem Ed Seymour, Councilor
 Bill Nesbitt and Councilor Sharon Cave at Police Center Groundbreaki9ng

 On hand for the groundbreaking were members of the City Council, City Staff, personnel from the City Police Department and Dispatch Center, County personnel and other local citizens.  The much-needed facility should be complete and occupied by the end of the year.  


Turning Dirt for the New City Police Center



Prescription Drug Take Back Event

This coming Friday, Saturday and Monday, GCSAPP and local law enforcement will be holding prescription drug take back events to allow people to safely dispose of their unused or unwanted prescription medications. If you have expired or unused medications that you would like to get rid of, you can drop them off at the following locations:

• Friday April 27th from 10:00 am -2:00 pm at the Crested Butte Marshall’s Office – 508 Maroon Ave
• Saturday April 28th from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at the Gunnison City Market – 880 N Main Street
• Monday April 30th from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at the Gunnison Police Department – 201 W Virginia Ave