Safe Site Tough Shed Arrives to Gold Hill

From the beginning of the Fourmile Canyon Fire in 2010, mountain communities began rallying together with the intention of helping our friends and neighbors.  As homes in Gold Hill were evacuated, to[more]

More Seniors Eligible for Food and Heating Cost Assistance

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 10, 2012  Contact: Jim Williams, 303-441-1260 More Boulder County seniors may be eligible for food, heating cost assistance Eligibility expansions now in effect Boulder C[more]

Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid Class for Gold Hill Residents

As a part of our local community preparedness initiative, Solutions for Occupational Safety (SOS), Lafayette, Colorado, is offering American Heart Association approved classes in Basic Life Support (B[more]

Kim and Jake’s Cakes

We want to thank Kim and Jake’s Cakes for the tremendous support to our efforts. They have sponsored several of our events with their delicious offering. Their local shop provides some of the be[more]

Discount Program

As summer approaches, we are ramping up our Fourmile Fire discount program. To learn about current offerings, please go under Resources – Discounts. To stay informed about upcoming participant m[more]

25% off seedling trees purchased through Conservation District Programs

25% off seedling trees purchased through Conservation District Programs. Tree planting and planning seminar on January 19 to help landowners decide which seedlings are best for their property and wher[more]

Welcome to Boulder Mountain Resources!

This website is financed by Foothills United Way with the intention of providing a dynamic place to address the needs of Boulder County  mountain communities. The initiative was created following the  Four Mile Canyon Fire in order to assist those individuals and families affected by it.

Foothills United Way is offering help rebuilding our lives with the following initiatives:

  • A Discount initiative through local building supply vendors
  • In addition, this website provides information on emergency preparedness for potential fire or flooding disaster in the mountain regions of Boulder County

Brush, grass or forest fires don’t have to be disasters. The National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) Firewise Communities program encourages local solutions for wildfire safety by involving homeowners, community leaders, planners, developers, firefighters, and others in the effort to protect people and property from wildfire risks.

Please contact Adriana Galue at adrianagalue@gmail.com if you have any suggestions or additions. We provide a calendar of upcoming events. If your community has an event, please don’t hesitate to let us know about it.

Our weather forecast is from WP Wunderground