Jefferson County plans multiple Conifer-area park improvements beginning in 2026
Beaver Ranch Park and Reynolds Park are slated for entrance, parking, trail, restroom and wildfire-fuel-reduction work beginning in spring or fall 2026.
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Beaver Ranch Park and Reynolds Park are slated for entrance, parking, trail, restroom and wildfire-fuel-reduction work beginning in spring or fall 2026.
A five-year, $9,668,390 federal grant will expand Jefferson County wildfire-mitigation work, including evacuation-corridor vegetation treatment, homeowner incentives and SLASH support. Conifer could benefit, but no local allocation has been published, and a proposed Settlers Drive debris yard still requires approval.