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New This Year!

Additional Resources

General Instructions for filling out the application : a) Where and to whom to send applications. b) How the counties get paid. c) Whom to contact for questions or concerns. Guidelines for applying : a) Which counties may apply. b) How land is assessed. Statutes

• Effective July 1, 2011, the Colorado Division of Wildlife was merged with Colorado State Parks, creating the new Colorado Parks and Wildlife.  This year, the properties identified in each county’s application on the website include those properties owned by both the former Colorado Division of Wildlife and the former Colorado State Parks.  If you submitted a paper application in past years for those properties owned by the former Colorado State Parks, this year you will be paid through this online application process.
• Individual tax districts are no longer identified on the applications.  Instead, there is a new field on the application titled “Tax Area”.  If the Tax Area is not pre-populated on your application, you will need to fill in this field.
• Significant changes have been made to this year’s application forms.  You must download and use this year’s forms.  Do not use previous versions.
• To download your application, right click on the appropriate link for your county below and choose “Save Target As” to save the Microsoft Excel file to your computer.
• The application is now closed.

If the information on your application is incorrect, please contact Larry Rose at larry.rose@state.co.us.

Application may be delivered by U.S. Mail only.  Do not fax or email application.  Send to:

Colorado Parks and Wildlife 6060 Broadway Denver, CO 80216 ATTN:  Larry Rose, IAG Application

 





Please also provide a copy of the application to your County Treasurer’s office at the same time the application is mailed to CPW.  This will ensure that the IAG money gets disbursed correctly within your county. 

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Any county in which land is owned by the former Division of Wildlife or the former Colorado State Parks is eligible to receive an Impact Assistance Grant.  In order to receive a grant, a county must apply to the new Colorado Parks and Wildlife, but each eligible county has the choice whether or not to apply.

Adams	Chaffee	Denver	Gilpin	Kit Carson	Mineral	Phillips	San Juan
Alamosa	Cheyenne	Dolores	Grand	Lake	Moffat	Pitkin	San Miguel
Arapahoe	Clear Creek	Douglas	Gunnison	La Plata	Montezuma	Prowers	Sedgwick
Archuleta	Conejos	Eagle	Hinsdale	Larimer	Montrose	Pueblo	Summit
Baca	Costilla	Elbert	Huerfano	Las Animas	Morgan	Rio Blanco	Teller
Bent	Crowley	El Paso	Jackson	Lincoln	Otero	Rio Grande	Washington
Boulder	Custer	Fremont	Jefferson	Logan	Ouray	Routt	Weld
Broomfield	Delta	Garfield	Kiowa	Mesa	Park	Saguache	Yuma