Floyd Hill Area Property Owners Association

07/19/2025

Tomorrow! We hope to see you there!

Join us, Saturday July 19th for a community yard sale! Use the map below to find the sales happening all around Floyd Hill!

07/10/2025

Join us, Saturday July 19th for a community yard sale! Use the map below to find the sales happening all around Floyd Hill!

08/05/2023

I-70 Construction Update - PLEASE SIGN UP FOR TEXT ALERTS. Construction will cause all ways to our home (and out of) to be closed for once or twice a day, Monday-Thursday, for the next couple of months while they blast rock. Text “floydhill” to 21000 for these important updates. They will also advise if they finish early on a particular day.

05/13/2023

We had a successful cleanup this morning along US 40. Thanks to those who took time out of their morning to join this community event!

05/13/2023

Weekly CDOT Updates
May 12, 2023

UPCOMING WORK
Residents and motorists will continue to see increased construction activity on US 40, CR 65 and Homestead Road as the Floyd Hill Roundabouts project continues. Daytime single lane closures and shoulder closures can be expected on US 40, Homestead Road and CR 65 on weekdays as crews continue to work on power pole relocations, storm sewer work, and constructing the soil nail wall. This work will continue through May 2023.

TRAFFIC IMPACTS
US 40 traffic impacts: Mondays through Fridays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. – Alternating single lane closures with flagging on US 40 between Mile Point 271 and 272.
CR 65 traffic impacts: Mondays through Fridays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Single lane closures with flagging on southbound CR 65.
Homestead Road impacts: Mondays through Fridays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Alternating single lane closures with flagging on Homestead Road
The parking lot at US 40 and CR 65 is permanently closed

PROJECT OVERVIEW
US 40 & Floyd Hill Roundabouts project kicked off in December 2022 and consists of building two single-lane roundabouts at the intersections of US 40 and Homestead Road, and US 40 and County Road 65. This is one of several I-70 Floyd Hill Early Projects advanced to improve traffic flow and safety ahead of construction of the main I-70 Floyd Hill project.

In addition to the intersection reconstruction, crews will also make storm drain improvements, add lighting around the roundabouts, and add bicycle specific signage and pavement markings to enhance safety for cyclists. The roundabout location at US 40 and Homestead Road will have a bypass lane, which will allow westbound US 40 travelers to bypass the roundabout if they don’t need to access the Floyd Hill neighborhood or I-70. American Civil Constructors is the contractor for this project, with work expected to be completed November 2023.

STAY INFORMED
For additional information about this project, contact the project team.
Project hotline: (303) 512-4408
Project email: [email protected]
Project web page:

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05/11/2023

Live Wildfire Ready, a new website hosted by Colorado State Forest Service, is a great resource for statewide and local wildfire preparedness and mitigation information. Check it out here: https://csfs.colostate.edu/live-wildfire-ready/

05/09/2023

This evening the FHAPOA attended a meeting for the Clear Creek County 'Recreation in the Outdoors Management Plan' (ROMP). Click to read more!

GOAL: The goal of the ROMP is to identify a vision and values, key projects, partnerships and funding mechanisms that will help Clear Creek County protect our natural resources and provide high quality recreational amenities for residents that can support a sustainable economy.

WHAT: The Clear Creek ROMP is a county-wide recreation planning project funded by a Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO)(External link) grant.

WHO: Clear Creek County has convened the following teams to support the ROMP. For additional detail about the roles and responsibilities of each group, see the ROMP Collaboration Charter.

https://forum.clearcreekcounty.us/rompinfo

05/03/2023

Annual Chipping Services by Evergreen Fire and Rescue (EFR): As neighbors, we must be diligent with our fire mitigation efforts.
Each of us can take action to help clean up our properties of dead trees and slash. Evergreen Fire & Rescue (EFR) will be on Floyd Hill during July 10th and July 20th to provide chipping services to residents. To sign up for this service, each homeowner will need to register directly with EFR and pay a $100 fee. Follow this link to register and pay: https://efr.evergreenfuels.team/ You can also apply for a partial reimbursement of the $100 fee by the FHAPOA. Click here to apply and submit your receipt: https://forms.gle/NN6JeyC7Haumppsn6. Email [email protected] with any questions!

05/03/2023

Evergreen Sustainability Alliance released their most recent newsletter with some exciting events coming up this summer. Check it out!

Join us for our Annual Spring Clean Recycle Day Saturday, June 24th from 10am-2pm at the Evergreen Lutheran Church at 5980 County Hwy 73

05/03/2023

Are you planning fire mitigation projects on your property?

The Clear Creek County Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Program is a community-based, cost share program that provides matching grants to eligible Clear Creek County single property homeowners to assist with actual costs associated with the implementation of hazardous fuels reduction projects. The purpose of this grant program is to reduce wildfire risk in Clear Creek County by amplifying the wildfire mitigation investment homeowners make on their properties.

Projects may include the creation of defensible space to reduce the ignitability of structures throughout the plan area, hazard tree removal, the creation of fuel breaks, the development of emergency water supplies, and improvements to evacuation routes by the removal of trees.

Applicants can request up to 50% of project costs up to a maximum of $5,000 to fund a wildland mitigation project. The change from Homeowners Association-based grants to individual property owner grants was made to include residents who may not be a part of an association which will offer equity in availability of grant funds.

Fill out an online application here:

The Clear Creek County Wildfire Risk Reduction Grant Program is a community-based, cost share program that provides matching grants to eligible Clear Creek County single property homeowners to assist with actual costs associated with the implementation of hazardous fuels reduction projects. The purp...