Department & Divisions

Organizational Chart

Department Directory

Elected Offices

Elected Offices

1. Assessor

2. Clerk & Recorder

   The Office of the Clerk and Recorder is responsible for conducting primary, general, and special elections held in the county; voter registration, recording, and processing public documents; issuing and recording marriage licenses; and titling and registering of motor vehicles.

3. Coroner

4. County Commissioners

5. Sheriff’s Office

6. Surveyor

7. Treasurer & Public Trustee

8. District Attorney

Administration

An overview of Clear Creek County's Administration Division.

1. Emergency Medical Services

2. Administration

   The Administrative Division of the County include the County Administrator, County Attorney, and the Finance Office

3. Finance- County Budget

4. Operations Admin

5. Bus Service

6. Information Technology

   Information Technology Staff Directory

7. County Attorney

8. County Manager

9. Communications

   The communications department for Clear Creek County is where you can learn the latest county news, stay up to date, and where the media can request information/interviews.

10. Human Resources

    Explore information about Clear Creek County's Human Resources Department.

11. Clear Creek County Jobs

    Explore jobs and career opportunities with Clear Creek County

Appointed Boards/Commissions

1. Board of Adjustment

2. Planning Commission

3. Open Space Commission

4. Clear Creek Tourism Bureau

5. Get Involved

Strategic and Community Planning

The Community Development Division includes the permitting departments of Building, Planning, and Site Development (County Engineer) as well as the departments and programs of Special Projects, County Lands, Water Resources, Housing, Colorado State University (CSU) Extension, and the Open Space Commission. Each of these departments play specific rolls in the development of land, protection of natural resources, and community enhancement for the County. The Division also works very closely with other various County departments including Environmental Health, Mapping, and Public Works.

1. Planning

   The Planning and Zoning Department is responsible for administration and processing of applications for rezonings, division of lands, subdivisions and other land use cases.

2. Building Department

   The services provided by the Building Department are aimed at protecting the public's safety by regulating the design, construction, materials, use and occupancy, and maintenance of buildings and structures within the unincorporated areas of Clear Creek County.

3. Housing

4. Transportation Advocacy

   Transportation Advocacy

5. Recreation

6. Open Space

   Find information on annual open space reports, requests for proposals, current projects, maps, and more.

7. Site Development

   The Site Development Department reviews design and excavation plans, issues permits, and monitors performance for driveways and building sites. The Site Development Department is the builders' "initial contact" and guide through the process prior to applying for a building permit.

8. Trails

Public & Environmental Health

Public and Environmental pages directory

1. Environmental Health

2. Public Health

3. Mountain Youth Network

4. Environmental Health

5. Health and Wellness Center

6. COVID-19 Services

7. Maternal/Child Health Programs

8. Mental Health/Substance Abuse Services

 Courts & District Attorney

1. County & District Court

2. Probation

3. District Attorney

Emergency Services

1. Animal Control & Animal Shelter

2. Clear Creek Fire Authority

3. Evergreen Fire Protection District

4. Emergency Management (OEM)

5. Emergency Medical Services

6. Sheriff's Office

Human Services

Find information on Public Health as well as Environmental Health.

1. Veteran Services

2. Child Support Services

3. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

4. Adult Protection

5. Child Welfare

6. Weatherization/Energy Assistance

   The Colorado Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) is a federally funded program that helps eligible Colorado families, seniors and individuals pay a portion of their winter home heating costs. The LEAP program works to keep communities warm during the winter (November through April) by providing assistance with heating costs, equipment repair and/or replacement of inoperable heating tools. While the program is not intended to pay the entire cost of home heating, LEAP aims to help alleviate some of the burdens that come with Colorado's colder months. For applications, please contact 303-670-7550 to reach Stephanie McCaulley at 1969 Miner Street, Idaho Springs or 303-679-2364 to reach Tracy Troia at 405 Argentine Street, Georgetown.

7. Affordable Connectivity Program

8. Medical Assistance

Internal Services

1. Archives

2. Mapping & Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

   Easily and efficiently find geographic through a geographic information systems (GIS).

3. Archives & Records

   The county archives include county, school, and mining district records from 1859 to the present. Located in the basement of the courthouse, these materials are available to residents, researchers, and anyone else interested in a wide variety of topics related to the county.

4. Facilities Maintenance

   Link to the Facilities Maintenance directory

5. GIS/Mapping

6. Special Projects

7. Water Resources

Public Works

1. Engineering

2. Fleet Management

3. Noxious Weeds

4. Road & Bridge

5. Solid Waste (Transfer Station)

6. Winter Driving Preparedness

   Winter Driving Preparedness page