Townof Nucla

06/05/2026

Find more information on the Town of Nucla's Fire Code @ https://library.municode.com/co/nucla/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH11FIPRFIPR, then enter "Fire" in the search bar for all other fire related regulations within the Town.

06/02/2026

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E-Bike 101

The Montrose County Sheriff’s Office has seen a significant increase in e-bike use across our communities. We understand concerns about unsafe riding, and we’re listening.

While most e-bikes are simply bicycles with electric assistance, some high-powered models can reach speeds that make crashes far more serious. Their speed and quiet operation can also create risks for riders, pedestrians, and drivers.

Remember:
• Helmets are required for certain riders
• E-bikes must obey all traffic laws
• Riders must yield to pedestrians, especially on shared paths
• Some high-powered or modified e-bikes may not be legal

The key distinction: Traditional e-bikes are not the primary concern. The growing issue involves high-powered electric motorcycles marketed as “e-bikes.” Many exceed Colorado’s 750-watt limit and can reach speeds of 30–65+ mph. These vehicles are legally classified as motor vehicles and require registration, insurance, and a valid driver’s license.

The Montrose County Sheriff’s Office goal is simple: keep riders, pedestrians, drivers, and neighborhoods safe.

Learn more about e-bike safety from the Colorado Department of Transportation:
https://www.codot.gov/programs/innovativemobility/mobility-services/e-bike-safety-campaign

06/01/2026

We're HIRING for our newly restructured Public Works Department!
Find More Info & Job Applications @ https://townofnucla.colorado.gov/town-of-nucla-opportunities

06/01/2026

Public Notice - Work Session June 24, 2026

05/29/2026

To learn more about ALL-TERRAIN AND OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE USE in the Town of Nucla, go to https://library.municode.com/co/nucla/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH20TRVE_ARTIVVE_DIV1ARROGHVEUS
Please call law enforcement to report unsafe activities.

05/28/2026

First meeting in June 2026 changed to Monday June 8, 2026.

05/22/2026

Learn more about the Town of Nucla's Parking Code @ https://library.municode.com/co/nucla/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=COOR_CH20TRVE_ARTIIIPA

05/15/2026

THINKING NEIGHBORLY
Here is a guide to handling loud music issues based on best practices:
1. Initial Approach: Friendly Communication
Talk in person: Calmly explain that the music is loud and explain how it affects you (e.g., waking a baby, disturbing sleep, impacting work).
Assume they don't know: Approach with the assumption that they are unaware of the disturbance rather than malicious, which keeps the conversation less adversarial.
Suggest compromises: Propose specific times for quiet or ask them to lower the bass, which often carries through walls better than treble.
Leave a polite note: If you are too nervous for a face-to-face, leave a note with your contact info, but avoid passive-aggressive, sarcastic notes.

2. Documentation (Crucial Step)
If the noise continues, start building a record. This is essential if you need to involve management or the police.
Keep a log: Note the dates, times, and types of noise.
Record the noise: Use your phone to record the sound from inside your home.
Measure decibels: Use a smartphone app to track noise levels.

3. Escalate Safely
If talking fails, escalate through proper channels rather than retaliating.
Landlord/Property Manager: Report the issue in writing, attaching your log of incidents.

Mediation: Consider community mediation services if you want to avoid legal action.
Police (Non-Emergency Line): Call the police non-emergency line.

What NOT to Do...
Do not retaliate: Blasting your own music back or screaming back at them rarely solves the problem and often escalates it.
Avoid aggressive confrontation: Keep your emotions in check during conversations.
Do not use 911: Never use emergency lines for noise complaints.
https://townofnucla.colorado.gov/rules

05/08/2026

Have Questions? Contact the Town of Nucla Animal Control Officer @ 970.864.7351 or stop by the Town Hall.