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Mobile Workshop

Climate Change, Energy, and the Environment

Boulder County Disaster Resilience and Recovery Tour

Monday, March 31, 2025
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM MT
Location: Mobile Workshop Departure Area
CM: 4
Bus Ticketed Event Walking
Ticket Price: $80
Division Endorsement: Hazard Mitigation and Disaster Recovery Planning Division

    Mobile Workshop Guide(s)

  • LR

    Lisa Ritchie

    Superior, Colorado

    • Lead Mobile Workshop Coordinator(s)

  • Anne R. Miller, AICP

    Director, Colorado Resiliency Office
    Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Colorado Resiliency Office
    Denver, CO

    • Mobile Workshop Guide(s)

  • DC

    Dale Case

    Boulder, Colorado

  • RZ

    Robert Zuccaro

    Louisville, Colorado

Developing new codes and standards after a disaster is challenging. To better prepare, communities should advance their understanding of hazards and potential solutions and codes before disaster strikes.

Learn what Boulder County, the City of Louisville, and the Town of Superior learned after the 2021 Marshall Fire and other disasters in Boulder County.

This tour emphasizes the value of pre-disaster recovery planning and shares tips and tools to use in your community to reduce risk and build resilience.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand hazards and pre- and post-disaster land use planning solutions to reduce risk and build community resilience.
  • Identify the disaster challenges and understand lessons learned by local communities following Boulder County’s Marshall Fire.
  • Build effective planning and engagement strategies to gather community input and streamline recovery.