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Search and Rescue Card Vendors October 3, 2021 Vendor: Address: City: State: Zip Code: Telephone #: 10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION HUT ASSOC. 1280 UTE AVENUE, SUITE 21 ASPEN CO 81611 970-925-5775 4-PLAYERS OF COLORADO PO BOX 300442 DENVER CO 80203 303-552-4382 4-PLAYERS OF COLORADO 3225 S Indiana St Lakewood CO 80228 720-345-9088 A SNAGGY DIME 1661 S VAUGHN STREET AURORA CO 80012 720-270-2965 ABSOLUTE BIKES INC. 330 W. SACKETT ST. SALIDA CO 81201 719-539-9295 ALAMOSA VOLUNTEER SEARCH AND 1315 17th St. Alamosa CO 81101 719-588-9236 RESCUE ALL THE RANGE MOUNTAINEERING AND 210 MAIN ST. WESTCLIFFE CO 81252 719-783-3266 OUTDOOR GEAR ALPINE ANGLING & ADVENTURE 995 COWEN DRIVE, SUITE 102 CARBONDALE CO 81623 970-963-9245 TRAVEL, INC. ALPINE QUEST SPORTS P.O. BOX 161 EDWARDS CO 81632 970-926-3867 ALPINE RESCUE TEAM P.O. BOX 934 EVERGREEN CO 80439 303-526-2417 ANDREW MCCLURE PO BOX 323 CENTER CO 81125 719-588-5541 ANN K. BONNELL 6377 W. GEDDES DR. LITTLETON CO 80128-4686 303-979-6211 ARCHULETA COUNTY SHERIFF'S PO BOX 638 PAGOSA SPRINGS CO 81147 970-731-4799 OFFICE ARKANSAS HEADWATERS PARK 307 W. SACKETT AVE. SALIDA CO 81201 719-539-7289 ASPEN CAMP SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 4862 SNOWMASS CREEK RD SNOWMASS CO 81654 970-923-2511 AURORA SENIOR CENTER 30 DEL MAR CIRCLE AURORA CO 80011 303-739-7957 Adrenaline Driven Adventure Company 750 1/4 Horison Drive Grand Junction CO 81506 970-623-3888 Always Choose Adventures 2537 E. Nichols Cir Centennial CO 80122 720-331-2499 Aspen Skiing Company PO Box 1248 Aspen CO 81611 970-923-0592 BARR LAKE STATE PARK 13401 PICADILLY RD. BRIGHTON CO 80603 303/655-1495 BASS PRO SHOPS OUTDOOR WORLD 7970 NORTHFIELD BLVD. DENVER CO 80238 720-385-3600 BIGHORN TRUE VALUE 1902 N. POPLAR STREET LEADVILLE CO 80461 719-486-2220 BODY TUNE-UP 420 STATE AVE ALAMOSA CO 81101 719-480-9329 BONESHAKER CYCLES P.O. BOX 1137 BUENA VISTA CO 81211 7199665075 BOONE MOUNTAIN SPORTS 2962 EVERGREEN PARKWAY EVERGREEN CO 80439 303-670-0039 BRISTLECONE MOUNTAIN SPORTS, INC. 781 EAST VALLEY RD BASALT CO 81621 970-927-1492 BSA Troop 171 907 Brooklawn Drive Boulder CO 80303 303-229-4148 BUDGET TACKLE P.O. BOX 470 GRANBY CO 80446 970-887-9344 C C NOLEN 0035 CARDINAL LN GLENWOOD CO 81601 970-945-0601 SPRINGS CARL'S PHARMACY P.O. BOX 1365 ASPEN CO 81612 970-925-5550 CASTLEWOOD CANYON STATE PARK 2989 S. HIGHWAY 83 FRANKTOWN CO 80116 303-688-5242 CHAFFEE COUNTY SEARCH AND P.O. BOX 1671 BUENA VISTA CO 81211 719-395-9102 RESCUE-NORTH CHAFFEE COUNTY SEARCH AND PO BOX 673 SALIDA CO 81201 719-239-1506 RESCUE-SOUTH CHATFIELD STATE PARK 11500 N. ROXBOROUGH PARK RD. LITTLETON CO 80125 303-791-7275 CHERRY CREEK STATE PARK 4201 SOUTH PARKER RD. AURORA CO 80014 303-766-6563 CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN STATE PARK 410 JL Ranch Heights Rd Colorado Springs CO 80926 719-576-2016 CITY OF DELTA BILL HEDDLES 531 N. Palmer Street DELTA CO 81416 970-874-0923 RECREATION CENTER CLEAR CREEK COUNTY SHERIFF'S P.O. BOX 2000 GEORGETOWN CO 80444 303-679-2376 OFFICE COLORADO FOURTEENERS INITIATIVE 1600 JACKSON ST, SUITE 205 GOLDEN CO 80401 303-278-7650 COLORADO MOUNTAIN CLUB 710 10TH ST. STE 200 GOLDEN CO 80401 303/279-3080 COLORADO MOUNTAIN EXPEDITIONS 935 CR 125 HESPERUS CO 81326 970/759-8737 COLORADO PARKS & WILDLIFE 6060 BROADWAY DENVER CO 80216 303-291-7441 COLORADO PARKS & WILDLIFE, 4255 SINTON RD COLORADO CO 80907 719-227-5267 SOUTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE SPRINGS COLORADO ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCHOOL 1493 COUNTY ROAD 106 CARBONDALE CO 81623 970-963-2562 COLVIG SILVER CAMPS 9665 FLORIDA RD DURANGO CO 81301 970-247-2564 CRAIG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 360 E VICTORY WAY CRAIG CO 81625 970-824-5689 CRESTED BUTTE NORDIC CENTER P.O. BOX 1269 CRESTED BUTTE CO 81224 970-349-1707 CRESTED BUTTE TRUE VALUE PO BOX 229 Crested Butte CO 81224 970-349-5305 Page 1 Vendor: Address: City: State: Zip Code: Telephone #: CULVER MOUNTAIN CORP. DBA INDIAN P.O. BOX 1450 NEDERLAND CO 80466 303-258-3132 PEAKS ACE HARDWARE CUSTER COUNTY SEARCH AND P.O. BOX 1092 WESTCLIFFE CO 81252 719-783-3299 RESCUE Christy Sports 800 Weiss Dr., STE D Steamboat Springs CO 80487 970-879-1250 DELTA COUNTY SEARCH AND RESCUE P.O. BOX 172 DELTA CO 81416 970/210-1858 DOLA 1313 Sherman Street, #521 Denver CO 80203 303-864-7748 DOLA - DENVER 1313 SHERMAN ST., ROOM 521 DENVER CO 81505 303-864-7748 DOLA STICKERS 1313 Sherman St, Room 521 Denver CO 80203 303-864-8423 DOLORES COUNTY SEARCH AND PO BOX 505 DOVE CREEK CO 81234 970-769-0005 RESCUE DOLORES FOOD MARKET P.O. BOX 690 - 400 RAILROAD DOLORES CO 81323 970-882-7353 DOLORES OUTFITTERS PO BOX 1454 DOLORES CO 81323 970-676-0066 DRAGONFLY ANGLERS LLC P.O. BOX 1116 CRESTED BUTTE CO 81224 970-349-1228 DUNTON HOT SPRINGS 52068 ROAD 38 DOLORES CO 81323 970/882-4800 DURANGO OUTDOOR EXCHANGE 546 E COLLEGE DR DURANGO CO 81301 970-259-0171 EAGLE ROCK SCHOOL 2750 NOTAIAH RD ESTES PARK CO 80517 970-586-7121 ECHO LAKE LODGE 13264 ST. HIGHWAY 103 IDAHO SPRINGS CO 80452 303-567-2138 ELDORADO CANYON STATE PARK P.O. BOX B ELDORADO CO 80025 303-494-3943 SPRINGS ELEVATION BEER CO. P.O. BOX 310 PONCHA SPRINGS CO 81242 7195395258 FACTORY OUTDOOR 2828 GLEN AVENUE GLENWOOD CO 81601 970-945-7796 SPRINGS FERAL MOUNTAIN CO 4320 TENNYSON ST DENVER CO 80212 3039038584 FOREST CONSERVANCY 1012 BROOKIE DRIVE CARBONDALE CO 81623-9077 970-963-8071 FOUR CORNERS BACK COUNTRY 11374 HIGHWAY 550 DURANGO CO 81303 970-247-3231 HORSEMEN FRASER MEDICAL CLINIC P.O. Box 3550 WINTER PARK CO 80482 970-726-6778 FREMONT SAR P.O. BOX 461 CANON CITY CO 81215 FRONT RANGE BACK COUNTRY PO BOX 150521 LAKEWOOD CO 80215 303-733-0399 HORSEMEN - ELIZABETH CHAPTER FRONT RANGE RESCUE DOGS P.O. BOX 18181 BOULDER CO 80308 303-579-5850 GARDENSWARTZ - DURANGO 780 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301 970-259-7061 SPORTING GOODS GARFIELD COUNTY SEARCH AND PO BOX 1116 GLENWOOD CO 81602 970-948-8525 RESCUE INC. SPRINGS GENE TAYLOR'S -gunnison 201 W TOMICHI GUNNISON CO 81230 970-641-1845 GOLDEN GATE CANYON STATE PARK 92 CRAWFORD GULCH ROAD GOLDEN CO 80403 303-582-3707 GRAND COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE P.O. BOX 48 HOT SULPHUR CO 80451 970-725-3343 SPRINGS HIGH COUNTRY BICYCLES P.O. Box 1314 Norwood CO 81423 970-327-0212 HINSDALE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE P.O. BOX 127 LAKE CITY CO 81235 970-944-2291 HOLLOWPOINT SPORTING GOODS 342 W. 7TH ST. WALSENBURG CO 81089-2214 719-738-3426 INDIAN PEAKS WILDERNESS ALLIANCE 879 7TH ST. BOULDER CO 80302 303-990-2870 JAX OUTDOOR GEAR - FT COLLINS 1200 NORTH COLLEGE FORT COLLINS CO 80524 970-221-0544 JAX OUTDOOR GEAR -LAFAYETTE P.O. Box 469 BELLVUE CO 80512 970-488-3250 JAX OUTDOOR GEAR -LOVELAND 950 EAST EISENHOWER LOVELAND CO 80537 970-776-4540 JAX OUTDOOR GEAR RANCH & HOME 5005 W 120th Avenue Broomfield CO 80020 303-439-1000 BROOMFIELD K-9 SEARCH & RESCUE TEAM, INC. P.O. BOX 487 DOLORES CO 81323-0487 970-882-4746 KRISTI MOUNTAIN SPORTS-ALAMOSA 3223 MAIN STREET ALAMOSA CO 81101 719-589-9759 KRISTI MOUNTAIN SPORTS-DEL NORTE 680 GRAND AVE DEL NORTE CO 81132 719-657-9902 LA PLATA COUNTY SEARCH AND PO BOX 1885 DURANGO CO 81301 970 382 6270 RESCUE LAKE CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PO BOX 430 LAKE CITY CO 81235 970-944-2527 LARIMER COUNTY CITIZEN 200 WEST OAK STREET FORT COLLINS CO 80521 970-498-7050 INFORMATION CENTER LARIMER COUNTY SEARCH & RESCUE, 1303 N. SHIELDS ST. FORT COLLINS CO 80524-1014 970/493-1065 INC. LATHROP STATE PARK 70 COUNTY ROAD 502 WALSENBURG CO 81089 719-738-2376 LEADVILLE OUTDOORS 225 HARRISON AVE LEADVILLE CO 80461 719/486-7392 LEISURE ENTERPRISES, INC 110-D SE Frontier Ave. CEDAREDGE CO 81413 970-856-3025 LEWIS TRUE VALUE MERCANTILE P.O. BOX 349 BAYFIELD CO 81122 970-884-9502 Page 2 Vendor: Address: City: State: Zip Code: Telephone #: LONE MESA STATE PARK P.O. BOX 1047 DOLORES CO 81323 970-882-2213 MANCOS STATE PARK C/O LONE MESA P.O. BOX 1047 DOLORES CO 81323 STATE PARK MCGUCKIN HARDWARE 2525 ARAPAHOE AVE BOULDER CO 80302 303-443-1822 MINERAL COUNTY SAR P.O. BOX 454 CREEDE CO 81130 719-658-2600 MONTROSE COUNTY SHERIFF'S POSSE PO BOX 717 MONTROSE CO 81403 970-462-5415 MOUNTAIN ANGLER LTD P.O. BOX 467 BRECKENRIDGE CO 80424 970-453-4665 MOUNTAIN BIKE SPECIALISTS 949 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301 970-247-4066 MOUNTAIN RESCUE ASPEN 37925 HWY 82 ASPEN CO 81611 970/429-3400 MT. CRESTED BUTTE POLICE P.O. BOX 5800 MT. 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    All Grants Awarded Through Fiscal Year 2020 INTRODUCTION AND KEY This report is a list of all grants awarded by the Colorado Historical Society’s State Historical Fund (SHF) since its inception in 1992 (state Fiscal Year 1993) through the end of Fiscal Year 2020. The amounts listed are the original award amounts. If for some reason the entire grant amount was not used (i.e. a project was terminated or was completed under budget) the full amount awarded will appear. In other instances grant awards were increased either to enable project completion or to cover the costs of easements. In these instances, the additional award amount is shown in a separate entry as an increase. In those cases where no work was accomplished and the funds were either declined by the grant recipient or were required to be returned to the SHF through rescissions, no entry will appear. For this reason, projects listed in one version of this report may not appear in later versions, and the financial information shown in this report may not be comparable to other revenue reports issued by the SHF. Grants listed in this report are identified by project ID number. The first two characters in the project ID number represent the fiscal year from which the grant was scheduled to be paid. The state is on a July 1 – June 30 fiscal year. So, for example, all grants made between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007 will be coded “07”. The next two characters identify the type of grant. In the case of grants that are awarded based on specific application due dates, the grant round in which the project was funded will be paired with either a letter or number.