Board of County Commissioners

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ALL BOCC MEETINGS ARE VIRTUAL AND IN PERSON. MASKS ARE OPTIONAL.

Public Comment / Contacting the Board of County Commissioners

To make a public comment to the Board of County Commissioners please fill out this form: pitkincounty.com/publiccomment

Use this form if you wish to email all 5 Commissioners. This allows us to keep better track of incoming emails/comments and ensure a response.

To make your comment in person:
  • Follow the zoom link or call the phone number on top of the meeting's agenda found here: https://pitkincounty.com/1001/Events-Agendas
  • Or attend the meeting in person at: BOCC Meeting Room, 1st floor. 530 E. Main St. Aspen, CO 81611
- Keep in mind masks are required when entering the Pitkin County Administration and Sherriff's Building
 - If you are calling to make a comment on a specific item listed on the agenda, you can watch the meeting on the Pitkin County website and make a public comment as the item is presented and acknowledged by the Chair
- Comments are limited to 3 minutes per speaker unless otherwise advised by the Chair

To submit a public comment by mail send here:
Board of County Commissioners
530 E. Main St. Suite 302
Aspen, CO 81611 
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Patti Clapper  - Chair
District 1
Email (patti.clapper@pitkincounty.com)
Phone: 970-379-3702
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Francie Jacober - Vice-Chair

District 5
Email (francie.jacober@pitkincounty.com)
Phone: 970-379-9511
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Kelly McNicholas Kury 

District 2
Email (kelly.mcnicholas@pitkincounty.com)
Phone: 970-319-0219
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Steve Child 

District 4
Email (steve.child@pitkincounty.com)
Phone: 970-927-3008
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Greg Poschman  

District 3
Email (greg.poschman@pitkincounty.com)
Phone: 970-309-7997
  1. About the Board
  2. Agendas & Minutes
  3. Work Sessions
  4. Regular Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is the decision-making board for Pitkin County. The board provides necessary public service as required or authorized by Colorado State Statutes, and establishes, evaluates, and revises county codes, policies, and service programs to achieve operational efficiency in the use of limited public resources.

The Board of County Commissioners reviews and approves specific land-use issues such as special review, subdivision, and planned unit development. In the fall of each year they also review and approve county, district, and authority service plans and budgets. The Commissioners also act as liaison to statewide groups and commissions and other local governments.

Commissioners represent specific residential districts in which they must reside during their terms but are elected at large.