Park County is split by a pass. The Colorado State Forest Service at Woodland Park covers it only west and south of Kenosha Pass, and Fire Adapted Bailey is the counterpart on the other side, running chipping days and home ignition zone assessment teams staffed by its own members; it says membership is free to any Park County resident. Its inbox is on one domain and its website on another, and it publishes no telephone number. Extension keeps two offices here, at Bailey and at Fairplay, each with a number of its own.
This summary was drafted by a machine from the listings on this page, and an editor has not rewritten it yet.
boundary from the US Census Bureau
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Why Sierra Log & Timber cares about your vacant land
Sierra Log & Timber mills cedar log and timber home packages in Chico, California. A good part of our working week is spent with people who have just bought land, and the same thing happens every time: the grants, the chipping days, the defensible space visits and the permit desks are all real, and all scattered across a dozen county websites that do not link to one another. So we put them in one place and left it open. You do not have to be building a log home to use this, and reading it signs you up for nothing.
Nothing local is recorded for Park County yet. What is on this page reaches it from the Colorado and national listings above, which is worth knowing before you ring anybody: the help is real, but the desk answering is not in the county. We would rather say that than pad the page. If you know of something here that belongs on it, the second panel below is the fastest way to tell us.
Building on rural land in Park County
What applies here, in Colorado and in this county, each line with the source it was read from.
Where the building permit comes from
Park County Building issues building permits here.
Colorado has no statewide building code; building codes are adopted and enforced at the local level, apart from public schools and health facilities, manufactured and factory-built housing, and site-built hotels, motels and multifamily buildings in jurisdictions with no codes.
The 2025 Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code is a state minimum code that applies to new construction and to significant exterior alterations and additions within the wildland-urban interface, and it is not a retrofit code.
The Colorado Division of Housing lists sixteen counties it knows to have no building department: Baca, Cheyenne, Costilla, Crowley, Custer, Delta, Dolores, Kit Carson, Mineral, Montezuma, Phillips, Prowers, Saguache, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma.
A homeowner may personally do the electrical and plumbing work at their own residence and must obtain a permit from the State Electrical Board or the State Plumbing Board, or from the local building department, before starting, provided the property is not for sale, resale or rent.
Does Sierra Log & Timber run any of these programmes?
No. Every organisation and programme on this page is run by somebody else: a county office, a state agency, a nonprofit, a utility or a tribe. We collect them, check them and publish them, and that is the whole of our part in it. What we do ourselves is mill cedar log and timber home packages in Chico, California.
Is this free to use, and does using it sign me up for anything?
The directory is free and reading it signs you up for nothing. The two panels below are the only places on this page that ask for an address, both are optional, and they do different jobs: one tells you when this county's listings change, the other tells us that something here is already wrong.
Numbers change and programmes run out of money. Leave an address and it is held against the Park County page so you can be told when a listing here is added, changed or removed. No account.
What is stored is your address and which county page you left it on, and nothing else: no name, no location, nothing about what you read. It is used for that one notification and for nothing else, it appears nowhere on this site, and this site cannot read the list back. Nothing has been sent to any address yet, because the notices are not built; when they are, every message will say how to stop them.
Something on this page is wrong?
Numbers change, offices move and programmes run out of money. If something on this page is wrong, tell us and a person will check it.
What you send goes to the people who maintain this directory and appears nowhere on this site. Your email is used to reply to you and for nothing else.
Listed on their own website or an official directory on 12 August 2026. We have not called it.
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
NRCS
The phone is the California state office in Davis. Programmes are applied for at the county NRCS Service Center, and enrolment requires a farm or tract number via the Farm Service Agency.
Free topographic maps and downloads through topoView and The National Map. Worth an hour before you buy or rebuild: contours, watercourses, roads and the shape of the slope a house would sit on, at no cost and without asking anyone's permission.
There are three kinds and they answer different questions. The historical collection is scanned quadrangle maps published between 1884 and 2006, which is how you find the old track, the old ditch and the building that is no longer there. US Topo is the current national series. OnDemand topos you build yourself, choosing the area, the scale, the format and what goes on the map. Historical maps and current US Topo sheets from 2009 onward download free through topoView in several formats, and if you would rather have paper, maps can be printed to order.
Free, from USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
Free soil and parcel mapping tool for any parcel: septic suitability, building limitations and vegetation.
The way it works is that you draw an area of interest on the map and everything then reports against that shape, so you get the soils under your own boundary rather than a county average. Behind it is the full soil survey report rather than a summary, kept current, and it is meant for land use and management decisions, which is the question you are asking when you wonder whether a septic system or a foundation will work where you want it. You can take the spatial and tabular data away for use in mapping software. NRCS publishes a short four step guide, a guide to the maps, reports and tables it can produce, and a separate note on drawing your area of interest on a phone, which is the one to have with you when you are standing on the ground.