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Get involved with the dialogue about the new American West! Take a look at the interesting work that the people at the Center of the American West at the University of Colorado at Boulder are doing. |
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| City of Cripple Creek's Application to Appropriate Four Mile Area Water (Spring 1999, updated 11 Nov 2000) |
Four Mile is an unincorporated community in Teller County, Colorado. Teller County is situated on the western slope of Pikes Peak, which is just to the west of Colorado Springs. The Pikes Peak Cam™ shows the eastern side of Pikes Peak - we're over the top on the other side!
Situated in the southwest corner of Teller County, Four Mile is located roughly between the towns of Florissant and Cripple Creek. The community actually crosses county borders and includes residents of Teller, Park and Fremont counties. Four Mile is just south of the Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument.
For more information about living and working in Four Mile and Teller County, check out the Teller County government website and the Regional Development Corporation of Teller County website.
Map showing location of Teller County and the Four Mile region in the southwest corner of Teller County.
We're very proud of our community and our community activities:
| We believe in self-determination of our destiny, so we actively participate in the planning and zoning conversations in Teller County. Our Four Mile Planning Committee has created a vision for the future and a Four Mile Regional Action Plan. | ||||||
| Each of the Neighborhoods in the Four Mile area has a homeowners or property owners association. Many are quite active. | ||||||
| We believe in working to educate our children. Cripple Creek, Lake George and Guffey public schools as well as home schools are all part of our educational landscape. | ||||||
| We take care of our own primary emergency fire and medical needs with Four Mile Emergency Services. We're quite proud of the fire station that we have. | ||||||
| Our local social organization, the Four Mile
Farmer's Club, takes a lead in organizing our
social needs:
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| We have a very active 4H
club in cooperation with the community of Florissant: The
Mountain Valley Cloverleaf club. They meet the
second Thursday of each month at the Four Mile Hall. | ||||||
| ...and of course our beautiful natural environment. |
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