Breckenridge Mayor Bob Sims has declared a state of emergency for the city of Breckenridge due to the ongoing water supply problems that started Tuesday, Dec. 9, when a contractor laying fiber optics lines hit a water main in downtown Breckenridge.
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Busted water lines in Breckenridge drained both water towers today, for the third time this year.
The entire city of Breckenridge is under a Boil Water Notice, effective Tuesday, Dec. 9.
The come-and-go event will be from 5:30 to 7 p.m. this evening, Monday, Nov. 10, in the City Commission Chambers at 105 N. Rose Ave.
The entire city of Breckenridge is under a Boil Water Notice, effective Sunday, Oct. 26. According to a news release from City Manager Cynthia Northrop, the Boil Water Notice is due to a water line repair.
Two local areas are under boil water notices after both the City of Breckenridge and the Stephens Regional Special Utility District (rural water) issued notices.
Last week, Breckenridge joined 412 other communities around the state in celebrating National Night Out, an event hosted by the Breckenridge Police Department, the City of Breckenridge and other local first responders.
The local 2025 National Night Out event, hosted by the City of Breckenridge and the Breckenridge Police Department, will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 7, at the Stephens County Law Enforcement Center, 210 E. Dyer St.
Phillip Gregory, 90th Judicial District Judge, ruled in favor of the City of Breckenridge this morning, Oct. 2, granting the City’s request for a default judgment against local businessman Greg Akers, who is also a City Commissioner, in a case involving a dispute over an agreement to build a fence for a proposed dog park.
A dispute over payment for the installation of a fence for a proposed dog park has led to the City of Breckenridge filing a lawsuit against one of the city commissioners and to a delay in building the dog park.
