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City Council Records
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Boulder County Hazard Mitigation Plan 2022-2027
Meeting Date
6/7/2022
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Resolution
Signed Date
6/7/2022
Ord/Res - Year
2022
Ord/Res - Number
26
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Boulder Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />Community Profile <br />2.0 Community Profile <br />2.1 Geography and Climate <br />Our unique geography and climate help shape the hazards we face in Boulder County. We live in <br />environments ranging from the rolling prairies in the eastern part of the County to the rugged mountains <br />and alpine forests in the western regions. We live at elevations climbing from 5,000 feet on the high plains <br />to more than 12,000 feet at the Continental Divide which forms our western border. <br />Our climate is as varied as our topography. In winter we endure frequent snowstorms and temperatures as <br />low as minus 30 degrees Fahrenheit. But, as those of us who live here know snow today does not mean <br />temperatures in the 60s tomorrow. With gusts of 120 miles per hour or more, we also experience some of <br />the strongest winds in the continental United States. Summer typically brings us temperatures reaching the <br />upper 90s and low levels of humidity. We receive an average of 18.17 inches of moisture each year which <br />means that we enjoy at least some sunshine most days. <br />2.2 Population <br />At the 2010 census our County had a population of 294,571. According to the State Demography Office, <br />population estimates as of 2020 for Boulder County is 330,860 residents. Below are additional population <br />statistics from the 2020 U.S. Census. <br />Table 2-1 Boulder County Population by Jurisdiction <br />nor <br />Unincorporated <br />Boulder County <br />43,368 <br />City of Boulder <br />108,860 <br />Town of Erie <br />12,791 <br />Town of <br />Jamestown <br />255 <br />City of <br />Lafayette <br />30,377 <br />City of <br />Longmont <br />97,833 <br />City of <br />Louisville <br />21,171 <br />Town of Lyons <br />2,202 <br />Town of <br />Nederland <br />1,481 <br />Town of <br />Superior <br />13,099 <br />Town of Ward <br />129 <br />) X <br />Source: Colorado State Demography Office U.S. Census Bureau 2020 Census <br />Table 2-2 Boulder County Population by Race <br />White <br />2020 Census <br />261,253 <br />% of total county <br />populationRace <br />79 <br />African American <br />4,378 <br />1.3 <br />Asian <br />18,069 <br />5.5 <br />American Indian/Alaska Native <br />1,577 <br />0.5 <br />
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