- Home
- Local Government
- City Council
- City Council 101
City Council 101
One of the great things about participatory democracy is just that: It’s participatory. Everyone gets a chance to become involved. However, taking part also requires that people make informed decisions. This can be a tall order. There are volumes of information, and it takes a lot of time tracking everything down. We get it.
To help with this effort we have compiled, below, some of the more important information that will help councilors do their job. For anyone considering running for office, it's also a great place to get an idea of the breadth and depth of knowledge expected of our public officials.
Airport
- Environmental assessment
- Parking map
- Rules and regulations
- Stormwater runoff plan
- Flight delay plan
- Terminal improvements
- Terminal layout
City Attorney
City Clerk
City Manager
Community Development
- ADA
- Art and Culture
- Building
- Business Development
- Code Enforcement
- Current Projects
- Engineering
- Planning
- Planning documents
- Urban Renewal Authority
Emergency Management
Finance
Human Resources
Information Services
Library
Municipal Court
Operations
Parks & Recreation
- Cemetery
- Chapman Hill
- Durango Gymnastics
- Parks, Open Space, Trails & Animas River
- Plans, Policies and Reports
- Programs
- Recreation Center
- Why Invest in Parks and Recreation
Police
Transportation & Sustainability
Utilities
- Backflow Prevention
- Consumer Confidence Report
- Fats, Oils and Grease
- Fluoride Information
- Plant Investment Fees
- Property Owner Responsibilities
- Santa Rita Water Reclamation Facility
- Value of Water
- Water & Wastewater Rate Fee Study (2023)
911 Communications