Railroad Update Note:

As some of you may be aware, the gates at the Railroad crossing on Harmony have been stuck down on a number of occasions lately due to moisture on the sensor.  Staff is aware of this problem and we are in contact with Great Western Railroad to fix this problem.  If you are stopped by the gates that are stuck down, please call Town Administration at 970-224-3211 or after hours at 970-443-7663 so we can report it to the railroad immediately.

Timnath Municipal Election 

Applicants are required to pick up their packets from the Town Clerk.

The Town of Timnath Municipal Election will be held on Tuesday, April 6, 2010.  This election will be a mail ballot election conducted by the Town of Timnath. 

This election will be for Town Councilmember seats.  All candidates run and are elected on an at-large basis without regard to political affiliation. 

Candidate petitions may be circulated starting February 16, 2010.  Candidate packets can be picked up from the Town Clerk at 4800 Goodman Street, Timnath, Colorado.

Any registered voter can apply for Absentee Voter Ballot beginning January 6, 2010. 

For candidate information, feel free to contact the Town Clerk, Milissa McGuire, at 970-224-3211, clerk@timnathcolorado.org. 

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Many Trails, One Timnath

Welcome to Timnath, Colorado.  Established in 1882, we are proud to be a vibrant, historic community whose many trails are:

Connected to our history with over 125 years of serving as an historical crossroads for fur traders, farmers and residents looking to get away, but not too far away;

Connected to our land with our first settlers attracted to the fertile soil and where our current residents capitalize on Timnath’s geological bounty with over 20 percent of new developments focused planned open space, parks and recreation and a goal of never being more than a quarter-mile walk from a park;

Connected to sustainable planning with Bethke Elementary, the first ever school awarded the LEED gold standard, where historic farms are now becoming thoughtfully planned neighborhoods, where we are focused on uniting Old and New Timnath;

Connected to our community by our progressive partnerships with developers and retailers, our plan for a thriving commercial/retail/dining district that will reflect Timnath’s dedication to great living;

Connected to each other by our single zip code, by our municipally operated wi-fi program which will soon be offered to every resident and business, by our open, not gated, welcoming neighborhoods attracting professionals looking to call Northern Colorado home;

Connected by our identity as one Timnath.