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Parks & Wildlife — Property Acquisition & Improvements

Land acquisition and improvements for parks and wildlife access, statewide (capital expansion). Timeline FY 2026-27.

Est. total cost
$12.1M
Delivery stage
○ Funded
Paid so far, to whom PENDING

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One of only two projects over $10M in the enacted FY 2026-27 capital bill outside controlled maintenance and CSU Clark — and it is paid by sportsmen's license fees, not the General Fund.

Open questions for the state ANALYSIS

  • Which properties will be acquired, and what public access do they open?

Fiscal position

Total project cost$12.1M

Total cost & funding are drawn from the official record(s) listed below.

Spend-to-date: not published. Colorado does not publish what it has spent on this project, so this field is left blank rather than estimated. It will fill from TOPS/CORE vendor expenditure data as payments are matched to projects.

Milestones

  • Enacted in HB26-1410 Section 3, Part II (capital expansion)
  • Specific acquisitions — determined by CPW during the year

Who is being paid FACT

Funding sourceWildlife Cash Fund — hunter & angler license fees, not general tax dollars.
A program, not a single contract: roughly ten separate real-estate transactions identified annually by CPW — no single vendor.

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