KOTO Community Radio News

- Telluride School District prepares for a new school year

- Delays push Telluride parks projects back a year

- Pay It Forward with Diana Gonzales

Ximena Rebolledo León, Andres Jacinto Alonzo, y Luis Tavares hablan sobre el próximo año de la escuela y los eventos y programas en el condado de San Miguel las próximas semanas.

- Mudslide strands recreators on Black Bear Pass

- SMART sees higher ridership

- A Love Song comes home

- Telluride Elementary School welcomes new principal

- A foray into mushrooming

- Region prepares for an EV future

- A monkeypox primer

- Telluride Regional Medical Center names new CEO

- Butch Cassidy steals the spotlight in The Invincible Three

- Local governments talk regional approach to housing

- A national climate bill could have impacts in San Miguel County

- County plans for emergency mitigation

- Local law enforcement trains for active shooter

- San Miguel approves largest land conservation in county

- Telluride adopts construction mitigation changes

- Ridgway gives a go for more affordable housing

- Shandoka parking lot moves towards development

- A quacken’ good time at the San Miguel

- COVID cases decline but monkeypox spreads statewide

- Town Council looks to study the impact of short term rentals

- Telluride takes stock of 2022 accomplishments

Local governments are busy. Whether they’re discussing housing or the environment, parking fees or noise regulations, the work never stops. While elected officials often get the limelight, countless individuals are behind-the-scenes keeping the wheels turning. Hear from Mountain Village Town Manager Paul Wisor, Telluride Town Manager Scott Robson, and San Miguel County Assistant Manager James Van Hooser about the current happenings in local government.